I live in Minnesota and Texas just sent me a garnishment of wages . do they have to go thru Minnesota to do so ?
The question is not clear. I suggest you confer with a TX licensed attorney should you have some special concern.
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The question is not clear. I suggest you confer with a TX licensed attorney should you have some special concern.
It is good that you state you learned a lesson. I urge you to confer privately with an attorney at this time so she/he can assist and advise you....
Generally, if something should happen to a 'custodial' parent, the other parent would provide care. An attorney would want to review your divorce...
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This appears to be a duplicative sort of post. See prior responses. You were encouraged to confer privately, one-to-one, with an attorney so that...
Here is a link to Minnesota Statute which may be useful for study four your stated concerns: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=626 If you...
Here is a link for your study, but make note that this document was published in 2010: http://www.house.leg.state.mn.us/hrd/pubs/statlmt.pdf One...
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Assuming you have a valid visa, private debt would not ordinarily be of issue in the general circumstances you described.
I suggest you study Minnesota Statute Chapter 256B for yourself. Your statements regarding bankruptcy are not clear.
Further details need to be known in order to provide you with sound legal counsel for the circumstances. Emergency nature legal action is...