If you are attempting to file your bankruptcy pro se and have a Means Test issue, you're doing yourself a huge disservice. You should consult with...

If I consign for a person student loan Sallie Mae, can I loose my Ira retirement ?

You can't lose your IRA, but your retirement income and your Social Security can be garnished.

Debt collector has gotten a judgment against us and my wife and I have been unemployed for a year? Can we get any protection?

You can always conider filing for bankruptcy protection, especially if you have other debts. Consult with a local bankruptcy attorney.

My husband recieves disabilty, i do not work, we need to give back a car we cannot pay for, can they sue us for the balance

You can be sued for that and more. Pursuant to the loan agreement, the creditor can likely sue for the amount that the original agreement was worth...

I have a lot of Medical debt, I do not have any savings, nor do I own property, should I consider filing for bankruptcy?

Absolutely. Most bankruptcy attorneys offer a free consultation.

Do I have a chance to sue my roommate?

What is the debt for? Assuming it is for rental arrears and you were both on the lease, you may be able to recover the other half from your...

Capital One is suing me for unpaid credit card debt. I am out of town. The court date is 7/2/13. How can I change date??

Notify the Court that you are out of town and request an adjournment. If it's the first time on, the Court will probably grant your request rather...

I rented a house from a landlord that sold the house and filed for bankruptcy. I'm having issues with the new owner.

usually at a real estate closing, the buyer's attorney will make the seller transfer the security deposit as an adjustment at closing. If this was...

What should I do about creditors and 800 numbers calling me?

The easiest thing to do would be to get a different phone number. Aside from that, get the contact information from the creditors who are harassing...

Wage garnishment in NEW Jersey

You might wish to consider filing bankruptcy. It will stop any garnishments as soon as you file. Consult an attorney today to find out if you qualify!