Im legally poor according to the state of Indiana can they put me in jail for not being able to pay?

You can't be placed in jail for not paying a debt. You can however be arrested if you fail to appear at a hearing you were ordered to appear at. ...

Should I hold off on filing bankruptcy?

Under Indiana law a creditor can garnish you wages a minimum of 10% up to 25% of your wages. The range will very depending on the Judge and what...

Can i be held liable for a Dr bill that was aquired at the age of 16, Because my father claimed bankruptcy??

If you were under 18 you should not have had the legal right to contract and the debt would be the responsibility of the parent or legal guardian. ...

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Could you please re-state your question.

Unemployment over payment be taken from federal return?

If you are currently under appeal they may not be able intercept this years refund as the determination is not final. Once their is a final...

Can a collection agency protray to be a lawyer and threaten me with my license and to garnish my wages from another state?

From what you have described it sounds like a scam. I would pull your credit report and check to see if there is any information to support their...

Can a collection agency protray to be a lawyer and threaten me with my license and to garnish my wages from another state?

From what you have described it sounds like a scam. I would pull your credit report and check to see if there is any information to support their...

I'm being sued by a law firm collection agency on behalf of a credit card company? This debt was written off 3 years ago?

The previous answers by the other attorney are correct. If this is debt is yours, one possible defense would be statue of limitations. If you...

My house is up for a sheriff's sale on Feb. 27th how long can I stay at my home after the sale? I live in Starke county Indiana?

If the house sales as Sheriff sale can you will no longer have any legal ownership rights to the home and would be treated as a squatter. The new...

Under Indiana code § 24-4.5-5-105 disposable earnings are defined as "wages, commissions, income, rents, or profits remaining after the deduction...