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Are there requirements to pay fines to HOA when fine process not followed?

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Answered by attorney Edward M Olson (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Olson Law Firm
You need to discuss this issue with an attorney. Every home owner's association is different. It is very common for all assessments of the association to become a lien on your house. As long as you have enough equity to cover the liens, the association is a secured lender. The association is required to follow Michigan law and its governing documents.
You need to discuss this issue with an attorney. Every home owner's association is different. It is very common for all assessments of the association to become a lien on your house. As long as you have enough equity to cover the liens, the association is a secured lender. The association is required to follow Michigan law and its governing documents.
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Do I need to get a divorce or is a legal separation okay to file bankruptcy?

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Answered by attorney Alan Emmerson Ramos (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Alan E. Ramos Law Offices
You can get the legal separation prior to filing; it should be completed before filing. I would require that of my clients (if they are not going to get a divorce or reconcile).
You can get the legal separation prior to filing; it should be completed before filing. I would require that of my clients (if they are not going to get a divorce or reconcile).
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Could I possibly go to jail for being sued for money owed from an old car loan?

Answered by attorney Daniel A. Edelman
Bankruptcy lawyer at Edelman, Combs, Latturner & Goodwin, LLC
No The only way you can legally be arrested in connection with a collection case is if you have a judgment entered against you, you are served with an order requiring you to appear and answer questions about your assets, and you refuse to comply with it. Questions you should consult an attorney about: is the transaction a retail installment contract (4 year statute of limitations) or a note (10 year) or something else? Is it time barred? Were UCC requirements re repo and sale complied with?
No The only way you can legally be arrested in connection with a collection case is if you have a judgment entered against you, you are served with an order requiring you to appear and answer questions about your assets, and you refuse to comply with it. Questions you should consult an attorney about: is the transaction a retail installment contract (4 year statute of limitations) or a note (10 year) or something else? Is it time barred? Were UCC requirements re repo and sale complied with?
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