Why would a creditor voluntarily dismiss a garnishment, then open a new garnishment case on the same debt?
I can answer the how, when, and what, but I can never know the why.
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I can answer the how, when, and what, but I can never know the why.
If the fine has been reduced to a judgment, it is good for 20 years. The easiest solution is for you to file bankruptcy to discharge the fines,...
Go back to your bankruptcy attorney. Based upon your facts, it appears that the bank may have violated the terms of a confirmed plan, which is...
Undue hardship is much more difficult to prove than you assume. The process is NOT an amendment of your discharge. If your case is closed, the...
I agree with Mr. Kaufman. You misunderstand the basics of the civil courts. You cannot put a lien on a driver's license. Hire an attorney to...
To knowingly incur credit with no present intention of paying it is fraud. Go ahead and get the surgery done through Care Credit, then reaffirm...
You have exemptions, so does your mother. Get legal advice. Don't try this on your own.
A debt collector does not have the power to place funds on hold. What must have happened is that a judgment was entered against you and you did...
If the creditor has received more than the amount of the judgment, make demand upon the creditor to return your funds.
A law suit does not suspend your license. A judgment suspends your license. If you have a judgment against you, your credit is already taking a...