I agree with the previous answer. You need to sit down with an experienced local bankruptcy lawyer to determine whether it might be risky to file...

You're asking the wrong person. I represent debtors only. I suggest that you call attorney Ben Sissman at 901-525-4414. He regularly represents...

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Sorry for the slow response. In order to garnish your paycheck for overpayment of unemployment benefits, they would first have to sue you, take a...

In my opinion, none of us should ever cosign anything for anyone. Never. Just don't do it. But I take it that you did actually sign those loan...

You have to be careful with terminology when insurance is involved, whether it's a medical bill or this sort of thing. In many cases what they're...

This question has much more to do with labor and employment law than debt settlement, so I moved it to that category. I don't do labor law, but I...

Certainly. It would have been valid at any point along the way. If you're going to claim exemptions you should include any assets that might be...

You will never be arrested just for owing money. Of course they can sue you, and they probably will unless you either work something out or file...

No, there is no way to go back and revisit that order. It's a done deal, and after all these years no court would consider it even if you could...