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  1. Garnishment Process in Washington

    Jeffrey L Smoot

    Issuance of a Writ of Garnishment. Once you have a judgment, and after the applicable stay of execution has passed (10 days in superior court, 30 days in district court), you can start the process.... more

  2. What is a mortgage?

    Margery Ellen Golant

    A mortgage is a debt agreement that is made between a person who wants to borrow money and a lender. The major difference between mortgages and other sorts of debts is that the borrower gives real... more

  3. What is Bankruptcy?

    Blaise E. Picchi

    Should I file bankruptcy?. Filing bankruptcy is a serious step, not to be taken lightly. For instance, if debtors owe only a small amount to a few creditors, it might make more sense to consult a... more

  4. How to Eliminate Medical Bills

    Craig Dennison Robins

    There are ways to handle medical debt. Three of the most common reasons consumers file for bankruptcy are divorce, loss of a job, and illness. Debts resulting from serious health issues can be... more

  5. How to Modify Your Home Mortgage

    Gust G Sarris

    What is a loan modification?. It is when the lender (Bank) and borrower (Homeowner) enter into a new agreement that replaces or modifies the original agreement. For example the Bank may allow you... more

  6. Judicial Foreclosure Process

    Margery Ellen Golant

    The Foreclosure Process. Foreclosure is the process by which the lender takes control of the property which was pledged as collateral for the mortgage debt and sells the property to raise money to... more

  7. Nonjudicial Foreclosure Process

    Margery Ellen Golant

    Foreclosure is the process by which the lender takes control of the property which was pledged as collateral for the mortgage debt and sells the property to raise money to pay on the debt created by... more

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