What is the best course of action to take regarding capital one filing a suit against me?

You might want to get an attorney to assist you. The statute of limitations might have expired, but your information is not at all clear on that. ...

After a judgment is entered to repay a debt, can income exempt from garnishment, be subjected to MI income tax refund offset?

You can ask the State to review the circumstances of the garnishment, or you can go to the court that issued it to contest it. Either way you need...

I co-signed on a FHA mortgage. I must now file Chap 7 Bankruptcy. Can I remove my name from the loan and deed.

Your bankruptcy will eliminate your obligation to the lender, but if you are an owner of the property, you will remain an owner after the...

Look here for specifics: http://www.legalconsumer.com/bankruptcy/bankruptcy-law.php?ST=MN#other My guess is that part of your settlement can...

No. But as pointed out, if your check gets deposited in an account with ANY other funds, it could lose its protection, so you need to have a...

How to answer motion to vacate entry of default and to reconsider approval of pro SE affirmation agreement ?

Sounds like it is time to get an attorney to assist you.

Have medical insurance. paid all but 4800.00 for extensive tests and e.r. visit.

You can always file a 100% 60 month chapter 13 repayment plan, but based on the amount of the debt, you may be better off asking the court to set...

What legal rights does a co-signer of a Private Student Loan have if Borrower files for discharge under Bankruptcy Chapter 7?

As a co-signer, you should be notified of the bankruptcy. You can object to the debtor seeking hardship discharge, but it has to be based on the...

How many times can a debtor change their plan?

The "abuse" you perceive is probably not abuse. It reflects the reality of how people's lives happen. The Plan predicts income and expenses over...

Can one claim the " Wild card Exemption " as well as the " Personal Property Exemption " without filing bankruptcy ?

The wild card exemption is a common term for a bankruptcy exemption covering anything of value that you designate. You cannot use bankruptcy...