You need to review any notices you got with an attorney. How much are they claiming you are behind? Have you gotten any bills or notices? How much...

As the other attorney said, your employer was served with a Court Order requiring them to garnish your wages. The employer is required to do this....

It should not affect your discharge. But check with your bankruptcy attorney to see if anything is outstanding in your plan for it to complete,

Or, if you file bankruptcy, you can stop the wage deduction completely. You can consult with a bankruptcy attorney to see what kind of bankruptcy...

You need to get a written notice showing exactly what they are charging for, and why, and bring it to an attorney to review. If you get an...

First off-- Never pay anything based on a phone call. It sounds like it is a scam. If they call again, just tell them you'd need to see something...

You say "yes" and list the date; you can explain it is no longer on your credit. Lying on a rental application could create more troubles for you...

Depending on your whole situation, Bankruptcy may help you. Consult with a Bankruptcy attorney in your state as soon as you can, before you spend...

Yes, you can check the county court clerk's website to see if there has been any activity in those cases. And, you can check your credit report....

The answer is no, there's no way to "erase" a bankruptcy from a credit report. Some companies claim to be able to, and it is false. They might be...