I lent a friend who had hospital bills $50,000 as I just inherited some money. He paid the first 2 yrs then stopped. Owes$47,000

Contact a debt collection attorney and leave the work to him/her. It's that easy... Good luck with your case!

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I just received a letter from Suffolksherif stated that income garnishment. I wasnt served or given the chance to go court?

If the only issue is that you were not served, it's highly unlikely that a Court will vacate the judgment. Contact the creditor and determine if...

You'd have to re-open the case in order to do so - though it's unlikely that a Court would reopen your case for this purpose. You can always...

Can US debts be added to a bankruptcy in Germany?

The answer is a definite "maybe". You'd have to file your case, pursuant to the German equivalent of Chapter 15 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Be...

There's probably a lot more at play here than what you're describing. First, jave you filed bankruptcy before? If yes, that might explain why...

NYS I recvd summon for a credit card debt. Answered. Went to court. Judge recommend settle & did. Is judgement filed against me?

The truth is, there's no way of answering your question. You don't seem to know whether there was a confession of judgment, a consent judgment, a...

You'll want to give the Court Clerk's Office a phone call. Make sure to have your case information handy at that time. Good luck with your case!

Can I use the state's (New York) homestead exemption for bankruptcy? And homestead exemption amount?

Claim the Homestead exemption, pursuant to New York's exemption scheme, at the maximum amount allowable. Frankly, given the nature of your...

My friend Hired a lawyer to help her keep our house out of foreclosure and he ran away with her $6000. What is her recourse?

Truthfully, there aren't enough facts to determine whether there was any malpractice on the part of the attorney or not. Are you saying that the...

While $8,500.00 is not a small amount of money, it doesn't seem like enough to justify a bankruptcy filing. At the very minimum, you're probably...