I'm having a conflict with a Junk Debt buyer who petitioned to attach my residence.
The NH Homestead Rights prohibits this yet the Supreme court allowed it anyways.
I'm acting as a Pro Se and I may not have presented my argument as well as I could have or the Judge just didn't bother confirming the law I cited.
I requested a reconsideration and was denied.
I find it unfair for an investor such as a Junk Debt Buyer from out of state to use the court system to change a credit non-secure agreement into a secure agreement to capitalize on their investment.
This is clearly a problem when the courts are the vehicles of forced collection to those holding contracts to which they claim to have losses when there loss is a tiny fraction of the damages they are suing for.
Question.
How do I appeal and can I declare Bankruptcy after remove the attachment to my home?
Answer
The debt is unsecured in origin and likely dischargeable assuming the equity in the home is below the homestead exemption.
Speak with a bankruptcy attorney.
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