Well then can be done instantly, but it usually takes about a week. You definitely want to stay in touch with your lawyer.

You didn't tell us what the garnishment hit. Your job? An old job? Your current bank account? That has a lot to do with your settlement leverage....

Who told you about the summons if it hasn't come to you yet? I wonder if this is a threat of legal action from someone who can't actually sue. You...

You may want to file for bankruptcy for stress management. For some people on social security, doing nothing works fine. ...

On it’s face, that seems illegal. Very unlike a legitimate business. You didn’t tell us who the creditors is. I suggest to google the...

You MIGHT have a right to sue them under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Take a look here for lawyers in Northern Virginia who do FCRA...

Two things. I do reccomend you go to court to be sure you understand what you and they have agreed to. Do you now own your mother's house? ...

The judge won't need you there. But maybe you should go to be sure the lasweyers tells the judge what you agreed to and there's no mistake.

Wow, there's no good solution to this problem. Once they have a judgment against you, which they might have done years ago, they have 20 years to...

Well, they can't garnish you wihtout notice. In Virginia, someone has to bring a warrant in debt to your door. You need to dipsute at the warrant...