A garnishment is effective only against a party (the "garnishee") that owes money to the person being garnished (that is, the judgment debtor). ...

What % of the appriasal value can I sell my home for prior to filing Chapter 7 in La.?

As attorney Caldwell noted, your going to have to convey the property to your relative for something close to fair market value. A sweetheart...

Wondering how to dissolve vs file bankruptcy for my c corp in New York

Does the business have a permanent or temporary problem? If temporary, perhaps consider filing for chapter 11 relief pursuant to which the company...

Can a creditor garnish your wages after 9 years with out paying on it

Money judgments are enforceable for 20 years in New York.

Only founder owns S corp plan to look for investor, do I form a new C corp by selling my S corp to my new C corp ?

S corps are limited to 100 shareholders. S corp shareholders cannot be non-resident aliens. C corps can have as many as millions of shareholders...

Sue in small claims court. There is no downside in naming each of Brooke Flask, Rodney Winn, and Brooke Flask/Rodney Winn as defendants. That way...

Is there a way to file bankruptcy with a pro bono attorney?

You will likely be able to find pro bono representation. Please keep in mind that out-of-pocket filing fees and other expenses advanced by the pro...

A fraudulent transfer lawsuit is filed against the transferee; that is, the party to whom the transfer was made -- here, the wife's living trust. ...

Are my communications with the PD protected from discovery in a civil case?

I am not aware of any reason why your communication with the police is immune from discovery.

Any attorney familiar with garnishment law please answer.

A garnishing creditor may only garnish the judgment debtor. The "judgment debtor" is the person against whom a judgment was entered. If the...