The clerk stopped paying on garnishment due to attorney not responding to balance request. What happens now

I would recommend speaking with a local collection attorney. The state and local rules of procedure will govern whether a new garnishment needs to...

Can I go back and remove lights installed at business for non payment? The charges are legitimate.

Generally speaking, unless you took a security interest in the fixture, you can't repossess them. You would be limited to a suit against the...

Was served a writ of Garnishment (Bank)-- Account closed for bank named in writ. Not disputing debt-How to answer Writ?

You don't answer the writ, the bank does. I agree with the other response; negotiating a settlement may be the easiest way to resolve this issue.

I want to file emergency bankruptcy being evicted how soon

Note that a bankruptcy filing will delay an eviction; unless you can bring payments current with the landlord very quickly and place a deposit in...

I graduated with my degree in 1995 - owing student loans totally about $44,000. Now $54,000.

In addition to the other options, you might file a Chapter 13. This will give you a 5-year break from having to deal with the calls, garnishments...

Can a bank rescind a stipulated judgment that has already been filed and accepted by the courts?

Can it try? Yes. Will it likely be successful if you hire a lawyer to oppose it? Probably not.

I have been homeless for over two and a half years. My parents won't let me in the house except my mail was piling up.

I agree with the excellent advice offered in the other answers.

Impossible to say without knowing which court and whether the entry applies to the case as a whole or as to a particular pleading or motion.

Bankruptcy - Contempt Of Court

You *must* include it (and ALL debt), but it may not be dischargeable in a Chapter 7. It might be dischargeable in a Chapter 13. Speak with an...

Married and filing for b/k in Illinois where I have lived the past year while my estranged wife lives in Arizona with kids

Probably not, but the devil is in the details. Speak with an experienced local bankruptcy attorney. I recommend David Leibowitz, at lakelaw.com....