A credit card company is taking me to court to garnish my wages, is there any help for me?
You need to see a bankruptcy attorney or a legal aid office that may be able to assist you in filing a Chapter 7 to stop the collection efforts.
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You need to see a bankruptcy attorney or a legal aid office that may be able to assist you in filing a Chapter 7 to stop the collection efforts.
No such form. You may be able to ask the sheriff's office to delay the eviction but that would be voluntary on their part. Not at all sure what...
Maybe - call the court and see if you can work out something with them.
The garnishment you received in the mail is all you will get. Your employer or bank (depending on who is the garnishee listed) will also be...
If you did not update the lender on your address after the loan was made, they had no other address at which to serve you. The lender is not...
Yes, done all the time. Best thing to do is gather up all the information on your debts (including mortgage and car payment statements) and talk...
No. A judgment is a public record.
Your employer is required to start withholding from your wages as soon as they get the garnishment. It generally won't collect to the very last...
The plaintiff can ask your insurance company to pay up to the policy limits. He cannot collect from you due to the bankruptcy, assuming it is a Ch...
Yes, they can because of the power they have to offset payments to your son against debts owed to the state court system.