Can I add creditors that were omitted to my previous bankruptcy from 2010 or do I have to wait the 8 years then file again?

The need for you to do this depends on the type of bankruptcy you filed. In Ohio, if you filed a Chapter 7, and it was a "no asset" case...you...

Can a creditor garnish my wages after I paid the payment to avoid garnishment? Should I pursue this?

I don't know for certain what they sent you...BUT if they sent you a statutory demand for payment to avoid garnishment, and you made the payment on...

Dismissal of divorce

This is often a strategy used by attorneys for several reasons, one of which being that the party doesn't think they will get favorable...

My dad's wife opened multiple charge card's in my name. One recently has garnished my wages. Am I responsible?

The lapse of time is not a good thing, and could hurt you. You can still file a fraud alert on your credit report...and let the creditors know...

Will a Satisfaction of Judgment be filed for a judgment that was "settled-in-full", how can I get the debtor to file?

I'm not sure what kind of debt this is...but if it is consumer debt, and you settled it...their failure to timely satisfy may be a violation of...

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If I move out of the county wit will any future litigation that may occur stil be heard in the previous county's judicial system

Not really sure what you're asking...but leaving the country will not "transfer" a case from Ohio to wherever you go. If the cause of action arose...

Is bankruptcy the best option or am I screwed yet again??

All the answers here are good...but I would add that you may have some remedies to move for contempt of the divorce decree order (namely, the...

As some mentioned below, federal aid will not be denied because of a prior bankruptcy (with the exception of PLUS loans). However, you should be...

Judgement/assets

If the property is in his name only, and the car is in your name only...the bank cannot take your car as payment against judgment against...

My grandma cosigned student loans for her daughter. My grandma can't afford them. What are her options? Can they take her house?

She should seek counsel of an attorney. However, if these are federal loans, there may be some avenues of relief based on her income (income based...