Saint Louis, MO
Criminal defense Lawyer at Saint Louis, MO
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Bankruptcy & Debt ... +3 more
A violation of the FDCPA is also a possibility: you would have to consult a local consumer law attorney.
You mentioned a garnishment. I deduce they had a judgment. You may challenge the judgment and/or file a Motion to Quash.
If you hypothetically file, you would (hypothetically) definitely use the federal exemption in your Schedule C. Exemptions .
See the qualifying provisions of 11 USC § 109. "Who may be a debtor"
Doctors know the value of everything and the cost of nothing: they are experientially and constitutionally inclined to ignore billings...
In Eastern District of MO, where I practice, colicky babies are best because most bankruptcy Trustee will move the bankruptcy debtor to the top of...
I stand ready to be corrected by my colleagues, but I think he has no standing to seek contribution from the nephew or avoid collection...
You wrote, "legally obligated to debt that was accrued before the age of 18?" A: Possibly, if the obligor was emancipated.
A seven point interrogatory on a free forum?! You ask too much. Consult a local attorney.
You wrote, "We have a landscaper trying to sue us for services we never asked for." A: If there is no contract, there is no sustainable suit at...
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