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Hello, I will likely file for bankruptcy in AZ, could I lose my car? Can my 1099 wages be garnished by creditors if I don't file
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Answered on August 12, 2013
Well, first they have to sue you AND get a judgment against you BEFORE they can garnish. If you're current with payments now, they probably won't...
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Can I file Bankruptcy if I agreed to pay someone in a disolussion/divorce?
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Answered on August 12, 2013
Probably not. It depends on the way the settlement agreement is written and whether it says you have to pay your ex, or her parents. If the...
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Will filing chapter 7 cause the repair shop to release my vehicle back to me upon filing?
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Answered on August 12, 2013
No.
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I filed a chapter7 and want to know will that release my vehicle from an auto body shop to which I still owe?
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Answered on August 12, 2013
Short answer: No.
Is a 12 year old phone bill past the statue of limitations on debt collection?
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Answered on August 12, 2013
That depends on whether you made any payments at any point after that. Also, even if it is past the Statute of Limitations, it's not illegal for...
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I need to Counter sue a Bank in Washington for providing false information to the Court.
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Answered on August 12, 2013
Why not contact an attorney in your area who offers a free consultation?
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If you pay off a real estate mortgage with a credit card or cards and file bankruptcy later is that legal?
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Answered on August 12, 2013
Bankruptcy exists to give the "honest debtor" a fresh start. It sounds like your brother's intent is less than honest. Could he get away with it?...
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How do I settle out of court?
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Answered on August 12, 2013
You can always try to settle by calling the attorney and making an offer. If that doesn't work, go to court and try to settle it there. If you...
What are possible defenses if being sued by a credit card company?
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Answered on August 09, 2013
You can, but a better way to go would be a general denial with affirmative defenses. The burden is on the creditor to prove that you owe the money...
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Collection Agency
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Answered on August 09, 2013
List it all as one debt with the total amount due (don't worry about it not being 100% accurate in terms of the amount or trying to calculate...
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