Ex-husband is suing me for $15K for credit card debt ( I used his card while we were married in exchange for living arrangements

Lots of moving parts here, and you MUST engage this situation right away or you will simply lose and be liable to him for whatever he is asking...

My bank account has been levied where I receive my spousal support checks. Is spousal support exempt? How do I claim that exempt

I am not a CA lawyer so do not undertake to advise you as to CA exemption law (noting that a CA colleague has already suggested that spousal...

Credit Card co. suing me.

The verification of a complaint in this context is rare as stated by my colleague, but not something that should affect how your answer. they are...

How long does it take for a "warrant in debt" or judgement to be issued and executed?

I agree with my colleagues -- you definitely need to speak with local counsel right away and involve them in these discussions so you can get the...

Can i settle my 2nd mortgage ? filed chapter13 last year 1st 95000.00 2nd 100000.00 house app at 140000.00 loan is with pnc

maybe. The pure answer is that Chapter 13 does not have a vehicle by which you can modify the mortgage via what is a called a "cram down"...

Can I sue a bill collector for harassment?

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA for short) deals with what a collector on a consumer debt can -- and cannot do. Note that you do not...

I am looking for a debt collection law firm that will take my case on contingency basis. I have an unpaid invoice for $6372.

My colleagues are correct -- check out the "Find a Lawyer" tab above and you should be able to find what you need in your area. Best of luck to...

If I have a judgement against me from 2006, but the LLC has been dissolved. Am I required to settle that judgement?

Typically the claims owned (not owed) by one entity can be sold to another. That said, it is not clear if any such sale has occurred. Without...

Collections counsel should be able to assist you -- and they typically work for a percentage on such cases. But the short answer is that your...

Ms. Peeples is spot-on. Find a solid local attorney who handles injury matters and I suspect you will find redress. Best of luck to you!