How I do dismiss a garnishment because it is directed against the wrong person?

Challenging the garnishment before the court that issued the judgement is where you start. You have a potential Fair Debt Collection violation and...

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SSDI question?

Your representative is in the best position to advise you in this situation. Subsequent hearings are held because the judge does not have answers...

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My Husband has just passed away. He was on SS Disability and LTD from his work. My income now will be cut to 1/3 am I liable for

I can't agree more with the suggestion you contact an attorney. A bankruptcy/consumer protection lawyer can look at the facts of your situation...

Can doctors and hospitals dock my husbands check for medical bills i collected before we married?

It would be difficult to garnish wages but the creditor could garnish your bank account and if money from you and your husband are mixed the whole...

I loaned someone a large amount of money. I was being paid back, but now he has stopped with no explaination. What can I do?

Contact an attorney that handles collections. They should be able to do an asset locator and determine the location of your debtor. It will also...

I just got a letter in the mail from the courts saying they are going to garnish my wages on a credit card bill. What can I do?

Filing a bankruptcy may be your best option. A source to find an attorney is www.nacba.org.

Is there anything my sister can do about her BF who put her in $30000 of debt?

Many fore facts are needed but it may be appropriate to consider filing bankruptcy. There are many bankruptcy attorneys on AVVO and one closer to...

Upon retirement, my ex gets 971 dollars for my 10 year old daughter from social secrurity. do I need to continue my child suppo

Yes. Until you have an order from the domestic court you need to keep paying. But, you need to get to your attorney or the child support office...

I have COPD. I filed for disability in Oct. 2010. They denied it.

Your attorney is really in the best position to guide you through the entire process. You are paying for guidance with exactly this type of question.

In most states you can not be charged criminally for any transaction you have with a "pay-day lender." This is most likely a violation of Ohio's...