Can a person files for bankruptcy if he has no income?

Yes, a Chapter 7 petition could be filed, but without any income (and assuming no real assets), why would you wish to do so? They couldn't take...

How much can you keep in a banktuprcy filing?

NJ allows either the election of state or federal exemptions (the choice of which depends on the circumstances) If you elect the state...

MARSHAL'S NOTICE OF EXECUTION

What was said above is correct - they can seize any non-exempt personal property, levy bank accounts, or garnish wages. If you don't have anything...

Can I file a proof of claim for my customer deposit if the deadline has passed but I was not sent notice of company's bankruptcy

Contact the bankruptcy trustee handling the case - they would be able to tell you whether or not they'd consider a late POC.

It is a bank levy, not a garnishment (garnishments are typically against paychecks). The levy wasn't "dismissed," it was simply not executed since...

I live in Md and my wages were garnished. I didnt get notice of a court date so it is a default judgement. Can I file to vacate

You don't mention when the judgment was actually entered, but I'm presuming it was more than a couple months ago. If so, the time to appeal has...

I received a Consent Judgment, how can I avoid going to court and having this on my Record?

Nothing. Your credit union is under absolutely no obligation to work with you or accept "double payments." Since you admit you owe the money,...

We have a 21 yr old daughter who has initiated a relationship with a 16 yr old boy. We do not approved this relationship and

Your daughter has committed a crime. NC law states: 12.1-20-05.Corruption or solicitation of minors. 1.An adult who engages in, solicits...

If I'm a US Citizen and have 2 kids and my daughter has a tumor and port will it be easier for my husband to come back from Mex?

No. He can certainly apply for a hardship exemption, but it will probably be denied since he was in the country illegally.

Can i move out at 17 in texas?

Unless you are emancipated, no.