Can a judgment creditor obtain a writ of execution to levy a spouse's bank account or garnish wages?
I do not believe so, but I would seek out local counsel.
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I do not believe so, but I would seek out local counsel.
First you would put in an answer. You would appear to be judgment proof. You might want to think about bankruptcy. Also, you can not go to jail...
No it would not be dropped. The municipal workers are probably given the authority to write those specific summonses.
I agree with Mr. Ashman. I would recommend start in a 13 and after strip off with language that survives conversion, and then convert and get rid...
This is definitely the type of debt that can be discharged in bankruptcy. Good luck.
The short and direct answer is if you can show that it was gifted to you and not your husband and it is after the filing, then it should be safe...
The short answer is unless you cosigned you are not responsible. I suggest that you speak with counsel familiar with probabte issue to assist you.
It would depend on the divorce settlement papers. He is voluntarily paying and you have instructed him not to, then you may have a cause to not...
Yes it would but your counsel can file a motion to extend the provisions of the automatic stay.
Trustees generally do not pay until after the case is confirmed. Further if it is a minimal payment into the Plan, they may wait longer so they...