Can I access my husband's 401k funds to pay for my divorce attorney?

If the judge allows it, a request can be made for a other party to pay the attorneys fees. You attorney will know how to do this.

What type of visitation is used when one parent works 3rd shift

For this you should get together with the other parent and work out something that works for both of you. I am sure there are days off. You both...

I have 700k SBOE balance remaining frm Biz BK (07 to 11') Also filed personal Bk which closed in Sept 12'. Dischargeable?

This debt should be dischargable as to you personally but if it is a business debt, it can remain collectible by the business entity if one exist.

I just found out that I have a Judgment on my/son's house for $4,600..I wasn't notified of this. What can happen...what can Ido

Most of your question depends on when the judgment was entered. However, assuming you did not know about the debt, you can file a motion to vacate...

What are the requirements for a fee waiver to be granted to an individual creditor not claiming bankruptcy, but in dire straight

I have never heard of a creditor in a case obtaining a fee waiver, although you may want to call the Bankruptcy Clerk in your area to request that...

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What happens to home surrendered to bank in Chapter 13 bankruptcy? How is title transferred to bank?

These question should be answered by the attorney who represented this debtor. Generally, once the stay has been modified the mortgage company can...

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Can wages be garnished?

In some cases it is better for both the payee and the recipient to have the support payments come out of the wages. However that will be up to a...

How can I object to a wage garnishment if I can't afford to pay it and what options do I have alternative to a garnishment?

As the attorney attorney's stated, a bankruptcy will stop the garnishment, or you must do a motion to vacate the judgment in the court the...

Collection agency falsified debt

Proving your allegations will be difficult, but it may be a violation as Mr, Adams already stated.

I was ordered to pay 189k in restitution at the rate of $500 a month for 5 years. After that time can my 401k be frozen?

In most cases 401(k) are exempt from garnishment, but your question is best directed at the attorney who represented your criminal proceedings.