I live in n.c. Husband just passed. Am I responsible for his medical bills and credit card debt. House in both our names.

Your question has several parts. So, Medical bills--you would be responsible for medical bills that are reasonably necessary for his health and...

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Will there be an issue if i received a $6,000 tax return and paid off my vehicle and now want to file Chapter 7

As the prior posted stated, this is why people need attorneys for bankruptcy filings. It depends on how much your car is worth now that the lien...

What, if any ,legal action can my credit card company take?

As the prior poster stated, most likely you are what we call judgment proof meaning that you have no assets over and above what you may exempt so...

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Concerning wage garnishment...

Yes. But the creditor would have to sue you in SC and then determine that you are employed by a company with its payroll functions in Georgia. It...

It is possible. You will need to consult with a local bankruptcy attorney immediately. Typically, a creditor will hold the car for ten days...

You should consult with a local attorney (Lynn Coleman is in Kernersville). They cannot garnish your wages BUT (there is always a but). Because...

Can a collection agency still collect on a debt that is past the SOL?

As the others have said, you can request the collection agency to leave you alone. There is substantial case law that says that a collection...

Ms. Coleman is spot on with this. The only thing I would add is that Western Sky is not entitled to tribal immunity and they have been run out of...

Did Chapter 7 in 2008 and schedule D was correct. Statement of intentions was WRONG saying we were to reaffirm the mortgage.

Are you saying that the mortgage company sued you for a deficiency, that is, after the foreclosure, sued you for any amount that remained owing? ...

I opened a credit card in 2006 with a $250.00 limit it was close in 2008 with a $219.00 balance I live in NC the bank is in SD.

I agree with Attorney Coleman's answer. They can ask "nicely" that you pay but they may not "demand" payment as that may violated the FDCPA or...