I'm Being Sued By my Grandmother For Unpaid Loans She say i owe her. In Superior court i think or small claims

Question

CAN I File Bancruptcy on that before the court date

She is very rich and greedy she's suing me for grocery money and unpaid loans also as a cosigner on a apt. So can i file on her or not before or after court.

ok my so called grandma is a herion addict and she has frauded my signiature on the claim i dont owe her nothing. but 1,000 dollars toward my apt she is out for money a scam and she has done this before to my dad fraud his name the case was thrown out THE ? is can i file bancruptcy on her or not

Ok this is the last time im going to say this. I DONT OWE HER NOTHING She is a fraud. my uncle died and he did not leave her with no money she made out a fake will and forged my uncles signature like she is doing mine to collect money for a plastic surgery. She also has done this to my dad but the judge found out it was a forged name and threw the case out. this women is crazy and abusive toward my kids a 5 yr old and a 2 yr old you all dont know her she dont come around them no more. but she had a nother lady photo copy my signature on the court documents i have filed police reports and they said it was fraud i have wrote the judge and now there is a hearing with her before court. i dont owe this women nothing she is still trying to pay bills in my name without my consent all i wanna know is if i can file on the 20,000 she saying that i owe her that i dont

Answer 1

If you feel you owe her nothing WHY would you even consider bankruptcy. If you go to court and are able to convince the judge that she is all you say you will win the case and not owe any money.

But if what you are saying is not exactly the entire story, I am not saying there is more but there always seems to be 3 sides to a story...Your side, her side and somewhere in the middle the truth. Then there is a possibility she could win. If she does you can then decide on bankruptcy. However, if you qualify will be based on your ability to pay the debt. If you are determined to be able to pay the debt you will not be allowed to file for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Now if the bankruptcy is allowed, the judgment will go away unless there is the ability to prove fraud. If it is determined you committed fraud then the trustee will not allow the judgment to be in the bankruptcy.

Answer 2

It doesn't matter if you file for BK or not. There will be a judgment against you and this could lead to wage garnishment. BK is files to stop your creditors from collecting from you?

Did you sign a contract with your grandmother? If not she has an iffy case if it was a verbal agreement and will depend how sympathetic the judge is.

Try to work it out before it goes to court. Pay her something as good faith and show her you want to pay. She may drop the suit.

Answer 3

Does she have anything on paper that you signed? File bankruptcy on what you owe her? What does she say
you owe or do you know what you owe her? Have you explained to her why you haven't paid ????? But if you claim bankruptcy she can ok or deny adding it to the bankruptcy
so since she is taking you to court then I doubt if she would
let you be relieved of the debt at bankrupty

Answer 4

Geesh, you sound like the greedy one, taking money from your grandmother and then not repaying it. That is pretty low.

If you want the judge to say it is OK to steal from your grandmother you have to file your bankruptcy after the judgement, otherwise it will not count as a debt.

Answer 5

If you owe your grandmother, you are a deadbeat. If you owe her more than $5000, then it is in superior court. Best get back to her and make it up.

BK on your grandmother. If there is a heaven, you won't get in.

Answer 6

Bankruptcy laws changed recently ,
And now require counseling before you can do it .
It takes longer and often requires a scheduled repayment of debt .

Why would you burn your grandma ?
Unless she is rich rich , that is cold .

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