Can a home improvement Contractor in Pennsylvania without liabilty insurance
and few assets declare bankruptcy and discharge the debt of a lawsuit brought against him for damages to a customer’s home?
Thanks.
I need help, Please.
I lived in PA my whole life, own a home there. I lost my job 1.5 years ago, and I had to file bankruptcy in april of 2007. For the past 8 months I have been staying with a friend and working in Missouri. But my home is in PA, but been using my friends address for local employment.
My question is:
Do I file my federal and state taxes for Pennsylvania like I always have? If I do that, and on my PA forms, put down taxes that were paid to MO, or do I have to file MO only, and if I do that, PA will be looking for me for taxes? Or if I do the PA income tax, will MO be after me for a tax return?
Also, does my bankruptcy and chapter 13 payment plan affect my tax return at all?
I am in need of help. I always do my taxes myself cause I cannot afford to pay an accountant right now.
Please help.
Unfortantely due to divorce and the economy I’m very behind on my utilities and credit cards. I feel helpless. I need to file bankruptcy ASAP. I live in Pennsylvania. Does anyone know of a very cheap attorney? Is it possible to do it by myself? I’m looking for as much information as possible.
How many more states will prove them wrong after Pennsylvania? The rookie’s camp outspent Hillary 3-1 but got clobbered. Will they now get the hint that it’s time to clean up and go home?
Can I move to another state and have another lawyer take on my case if I have already filed a Chapter 13 in Pennsylvania? Do I have to continue my court case in the same state? Am I committed to stay in Pennsylvania until the case is done? Or can I move to Colorado at any time and take care of the Chapter 13 in Colorado with another lawyer?