My ex charged on credit cards and now I'm being sued, or held in collections for debts I didn't make. What to do?
I agree with the other attorneys' responses.
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I agree with the other attorneys' responses.
You may be able to redeem the car in a Chapter 7, or strip down the loan in a Chapter 13 to keep the car. Speak with a bankruptcy attorney for more...
Once you obtain a judgment in New Jersey, it must be enrolled in Ohio to allow you to collect on it there. Speak with a collection attorney--this...
Nope. What you propose is fraudulent, and won't even work to do what you want it to do.
Mr. Brewer pretty much lays out the options that you have. Not all debts (or even most debts) are collectable.
Doubtful. Ask your bankruptcy attorney if the details of your situation are such that the case might be reopened to recover it.
This is a locality-determined procedure. You really need a lawyer at this point.
A bankruptcy will wipe out your personal liability for the judgment. It will not automatically remove any liens that were placed, however. I...
Assuming the creditor has a judgment, yes, it is perfectly legal.
If she won't pay, you can sue her, get a judgment, and garnish her wages or attach her bank account. None of this will help your credit, however,...