Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +3 more
To quash a subpoena, you'd have to file a motion and have a judge quash it. Otherwise, you can object to any written discovery requests that are...
First, "fairness" has nothing to do with it. Period. It is about your history and its relationship to your predicted ability to pay. You make no...
You have to choose either state or federal - you don't get to use both. Each scheme has some benefits and some drawbacks - it depends on the...
Probably not. First, the "punative damages" would be most likely non-dischargable since they are a "punishment" akin to a court fine. The other...
A motion to "quash" what - the bank levy? You can't do that. If the creditor has a judgment against you, they have every right to levy your bank...
The short answer is yes, they can. While the courts decide the support amount to be paid, the courts typically rely heavily on the county to...
I agree with the earlier post that it is "possible," but your situation is a little different - you had your parental rights terminated through a...
If you do nothing, the homestead exemption will expire immediately upon your death, so any judgment creditor would be able to assert a lien against...
Michigan is the only state I know of that allows a private judgment to be filed with the state against a state tax refund. Technically, you are...
What you've described is perfectly legal. You are correct that unemployment compensation is exempt from garnishment or levy. BUT, when a creditor...
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