Yes, you can sue the co-borrower for contribution. A court could make the co-borrower pay you half of the money taken by the garnishment. Keep...

You can always be sued on a debt. Normally, if a creditor sues and obtains a judgment, they can pursue a garnishment against wages, a bank...

You may be able to petition the court to retain the leave money. You otherwise have nothing to live on. If you have a lawyer, now is the time to...

That is a lot of payments. How much did you borrow? Maybe you can refinance this debt through another loan at a better interest rate. Also, you...

You can offer a payment agreement, but they do not have to accept it. The payment plan you offer should contain a down payment amount a periodic...

Take a look at nolo.com . It is one of the better websites for DIY bankruptcy. Keep trying the lawyers though. If you have made plan payments in...

It may be time to consider a Chapter 7 or 13 case to deal with the debt. As to which Chapter is right for you, a consultation wit an experienced...

I agree with Mr. Perez. It is likely that you can fire your attorney at will. You were smart to catch this before your case was filed. Check the...

Nope. Any sell of property requires permission of the court. Contact your lawyer. Your case can be dismissed for disposing of property without...

Usually it means a lawsuit. Once they get a judgment, they can pursue a wage garnishment. Florida has some protections from wage garnishment...