Everything is in my name will my husband's income be used for repayment plan in chapter 13

Yes. As long as you are living together, his income must be taken into account. However, you can also back out his debt payments. For example, if...

Can a creditor place a lien on property which is valued less than $25,000 and is the primary residence in South Carolina?

Any judgment is a lien on real estate in the county in which the judgment is filed. The best approach to something like this is to get a...

Is it legal for the state of OR to garnish my wages if I live and work in SC and the tax debt is over 6 years old ?

Yes. You need to meet with an attorney to review your entire financial situation, including this tax debt. It's likely dischargeable in bankruptcy....

You really just need to contact a bankruptcy lawyer in your area. You're dealing with the symptoms of the problem, not the problem. Gut reaction...

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I'm assuming that you have an attorney. If so, go over your options with your attorney. Your attorney is in a much better position to give you...

Can anyone file fore chapter 13 bankruptcy?

There are debt limits to Chapter 13, but those are normally not an issue. I can't say "yes, anyone," but I'd say, "yes, 99% of the time." You still...

Can an Object to Show Cause hearing be the final step by the plantiff's attorney?

In SC judgments are enforceable for 10 years, but they can't be renewed. During that 10-year period, the creditor can use supplemental proceedings...

What are my options?

Ashley's answer is excellent. You need to get some legal advice from an SC bankruptcy attorney. I assume you filed pro se and don't have an...

Can a creditor file suit again for the same debt a judgment was previously obtained on?

This makes no sense to me. When I get these types of calls or emails, my response is to ask for all the documents. Once there is a judgment, there...

Filed for chapt 13 in 2015. Can I sue for wrongful dismissal?

It's hard to figure out exactly what happened here without looking at the docket and payment history. Did you talk to your attorney about this?...