What are the possible consequences of forging a marriage license?
You said "he wasn't trying to defraud the state" but that is EXACTLY what he did. In Indiana, what you describe, is a felony.
Indianapolis, IN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
You said "he wasn't trying to defraud the state" but that is EXACTLY what he did. In Indiana, what you describe, is a felony.
It's possible. They should provide you with information on the old debt upon request. The statute of limitations applies to bringing suit. ...
Your attorney should not divulge much more than what is already publicly accessible and available information.
You should probably consult a bankruptcy lawyer. I don't practice law in Arizona, but generally speaking, the garnishment amount does not take...
It all depends on which bankruptcy you filed in 2006 (Chapter 13 or 7?) and the disposition of the case.
It depends on the type of judgment, but generally speaking, a civil judgment can be renewed for up to 20 years in Indiana and there is new case law...
No, the creditor would not be able to garnish social security payments and his property may or may not be fully exempt if he doesn't own much. ...
More than likely, your lawyer is correct and you should believe her in this regard. Your insurance comany may have a valid lien against the funds...
That is unfortunate but you have not really asked a question.
Required? None.