My attorney wants more money to take care of debt collectors that have been contacting me even I filed chapter 7 Is this right?

The attorney response is puzzling: From your recital of facts, S/He sue for a violation of the discharge injunction and obtain an award of fees. I...

Can springleaf garnish wages?

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Statute of limitations after court judgement? Without going bankrupt, am i stuck paying on loan for the rest of my life?

The Statute of Limitations (SOL) is for measuring the amount of time in which a Creditor can bring an action for collection. Your question seems...

Judgment on a debt, but we couldn't find who to pay, (out of business) now collectors are trying to garnish.

If the debt was reduced to judgment in 2007, the judgment controls the collection rights of the judgment Creditor. That Creditor or it's assignee...

I have a Springleaf loan from Washington state. I am unable to pay them and they are talking about garnishing my wages.

I think part of your question is whether Springleaf can cross State lines, sue you in CA and garnish you on the judgment. In short, "Yes."

I have a judgment against me and the title company says that I need a 522F even though I did/do not own any property.

Section 522f of the Bankruptcy Code allows the bankruptcy debtor to avoid judgment liens that impair an exemption--usually the homestead...

It sounds like you had an FHA mortgage loan on which the principal balance of the loan was modified by being reduced. Then you signed a promissory...

3.1385 conditional settlement - what to do next once the terms have been complied with?

You wrote, "I was served today a substitution of attorney by an attorney- Debt collector." A: Confirm that the substitution was filed, on the...

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Final judgment for garnishment 2 yrs ago. Now the same firm is trying a 2nd time for additional garnishment- card closed 2009.

A "final garnishment" is the one that obtains final payment of the judgment plus accrued costs.

Should I tell trustee I found information of a debtor selling stuff he bought with his credit cards he filed bankruptcy on?

You have the difficult task of balancing fair play under law with any lingering sense of vindictiveness. In that state of moral/ legal ambiguity...