Woodstock, GA
Family Lawyer at Woodstock, GA
Practice Areas: Family, Consumer Protection, Lawsuits & Disputes
The Court where the creditor sued you may not have personal jurisdiction and the creditor may need to sue you in your own county, but you would...
The federal government can garnish her benefits for repayment of several types of debts, including federal income taxes and federal student loans....
Usually you don't just "file an exemption", but rather file a Traverse noting your objection based on exemption and request a hearing, or your...
Student loans have no statute of limitations. You need to set up a payment plan with them or file chapter 13 bankruptcy to pay them off in 5 years....
An attorney is going to want a $500 to $2500 retainer to go after a creditor, and my guess is that you will not be willing to pay that. If you do,...
You didn't say what they told you when you addressed it with them. I'm guessing you need to talk to them and find out if they will drop the late...
if your employer pulled the money out of your paycheck and paid it out based on a garnishment order received by the employer, then all of the fees...
He can fight the creditor in court alone, or with an attorney, or he can pay the debt, or try to set up a payment arrangement with the...
You need to talk to a bankruptcy attorney. if you don't have enough money for living expenses after the garnishments, you need additional debt...
Talk to Chase and tell them to fix it, or tell you why the debt is still being reported.