Can a person filed bankruptcy on a car that they cosigned for.
First, how do you know that it is affecting your credit badly? Perhaps you do have this information, but a lot of times, people will make an...
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First, how do you know that it is affecting your credit badly? Perhaps you do have this information, but a lot of times, people will make an...
You should definitely speak with an attorney about seeking compensation. Be sure to preserve all information. You may be able to recover against...
You can't really predict what the judgment-creditor will do. However, if they garnish the same account and get nothing, then they are pretty sure...
I suggest that you address this question to your attorney. Or, you may want to re-post a question with more details. Since we only see the...
A judgment-creditor can garnish any bank account that he knows of. As long as the judgment-creditor is ignorant of your new account, it is safe. ...
Unfortunately, this is what the old saying "a day late or a dollar short" was talking about. "One day late or one dollar short" means you are in...
I suggest that you post another question with more details.
You need to speak with an attorney about this situation. A lot of times, gap insurers will try not to pay or will point to fine print as an excuse...
I assume that the release of the garnishment to your former employer just means that the judgment-creditor has accepted that you no longer work...
This dealership may be in a lot of trouble. There should only be one title to the car, and both the leasing company and the bank are going to want...