I agree with Mr. Morton's comments. You also may want to consider hiring a collection attorney to take care of this sort of thing.

As the person whose wages are being garnished, you have no power to modify the terms of the garnishment--these are set by law. Unless the amounts...

If I have a civil judgement on a credit card issue, can that affect my chances of getting a criminal case expunged?

Generally speaking, it shouldn't. Check with your criminal defense attorney to see if there would be any impact BEFORE filing for expungement.

I won a judgement against a business roughly 4 years ago. My attorney was unable to collect on it.

Hire a collection attorney. If your bankruptcy attorney couldn't collect on it, unless you do collections for a living, why do you think you will...

Some clarification (From me) regarding my 1st posting: What counts as an initial communication from a debt collector?

Most FDCPA lawyers have their fees paid by the creditor. There is no reason to do this yourself.

This is a developing area of the law. You need to ask your bankruptcy attorney. If you don't have one, that's probably why your payments are as...

Should I sign my car over to someone else before calming bankruptcy

What you are proposing is fraud. If you don't care about going to jail, though, it's fine to do.

I agree with Mr. McDowell. Old judgments don't just go away.

I am filling bankruptcy but my husband is not. However, he is self-employed but has not yet made a profit.

Lots of people keep their homes in Chapter 7s. Unless you have non-exempt equity or are behind on payments you usually don't need to file a Chapter...

How many times can my collector call in a week? They have called 9 days out of 10. I've answered all but 1 call.

One call a day will not be considered excessive by the Court. You should speak with a consumer protection attorney.