Falls Church, VA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Falls Church, VA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Debt Settlement
Unfortunately, Virginia law only requires them to accept a redemption - that is, payoff in full - for return of the vehicle. Anything else,...
Under Virginia Code 55-66.3, your mortgage-holder is required by law to provide a certificate of satisfaction either to the clerk of the court...
Unfortunately, it appears that you've fallen victim to the unfortunate combination of interest and a low monthly payment. A judgment of $6,638.97...
According to the Virginia Code, use of a counterfeit inspection sticker appears to be a Class 3 Misdemeanor, carrying a fine of up to $500.00....
You cannot be served by voicemail. Service in the State of Virginia requires personal service (handing you the summons), substituted service...
Virginia is a common law property state, If you did not cosign a debt or otherwise agree to liability, than a creditor cannot proceed against you...
There is nothing in the Rules of the Virginia Supreme Court which specifically addresses this situation. If opposing counsel has done so...
Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, the placing of telephone calls without meaningful disclosure of the company's identity is considered...
The first question I would have is whether you're in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. If you're in a Chapter 13, then there's a split between the two...
Whether or not you can be garnished at all depends entirely on what sources of income you have, and whether these educational loans were...
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