I have a collection agency on behalf of a future judgment Forclosure and HOA Dues. are they Garnishment proof? have no tax due

Go see an attorney who does bankruptcy and analyze your situation. If youi assets are exempt (the car may not be) consider filing chapter 7.

NY resident borrowing Delaware 3 yr SOL

The answer may be dependent on whether the credit card agreements have a choice of law provision. The Discover Card Agreement that I have seen...

And outsourcing company collection threathen me to sue me and garnashing my wages. can they do that? and if they do? what happen

You may wish to discuss your situation with a consumer attorney (see naca.net). Your situation suggests their may be violations of the FDCPA. 1....

Can I be held personally liable for a default judgment entered against the company I was an officer of?

Did you resign your position as an officer of the corporation? Were you personally served, i.e. handed the summons and a copy of the complaint? ...

Can you get indicted for this?

You need to speak with a crimial attorney. POSSESSION OF STOLEN CREDIT CARDS IS A CRIME.

I'm a Chapter 11 D-I-P. Am I required to provide creditors with copies of my pre-petition tax returns?

Discuss the reasons you do not want to disclose the tax return with your attorney. If there are sensitive areas perhaps you can redact (leave out)...

Family member used my name to open up a credit card. What do i do with all the stuff if they are willing to pay back.

There are consequences of the account being opened in your name. It will show up on your credit report. You can limit the damage by 1. Have the...

Should I allow a debt collection agency to sue me for a debt?

You need to consult a consumer attorney. Look on naca.net. You have many issues. First being how did the $150. per month start coming out of...

When you have given money to a lawyer for finance services as an overseer and they began to give bad checks what to do

I would ask for an explantation. Lawyers are not supposed to bounce checks. Rarely there could be an reasonable explanation. If no explanation...

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Can a warrant be issued or is this a civil matter

There is a crime called "theft by deception" which might apply if the borrower intended not to pay the money back. ;You might want to inquire...