Do you have to be notifyed or have some kind of notice of a court date before they garnish your wadges?

Due Process requires you to receive notice of claims against you and an opportunity to respond. This is usually accomplished by serving a...

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Can I take out a 401k loan while Im in a Chapter 13?

If you have an attorney representing you in the Chapter 13 case you should direct this question to them. It is possible to incur a debt in Chapter...

I may be having a lien placed on my home due to medical bills. Any way to stop this? I incurred medical bills at daughter's home

Medical debts are the type of debts that go away after receiving a discharge in a bankruptcy. If a Medical provider gets a judgement against you...

Do I have to sign for bankruptcy if I lost my house?

You don't have to file for bankruptcy after losing a house in foreclosure, however it may be a good idea to file if your state allows a mortgage...

There a Ch. 7 Trustee who is typically on a panel of multiple Trustee's who are randomly assigned to oversee each case and they are paid a small...

Should I file for bankruptcy if I can't afford to pay Insurance Company because of an accident? I was at fault.

As long as there were no drugs or alcohol involved in the accident this type of debt would generally be discharged in a Ch. 7 bankruptcy. If your...

Do I need to answer a summons for a payday loan if I talked to their lawyers and came to an agreement?

Even if you have come to an agreement with the attorneys representing a creditor they will in almost all cases continue to pursue a judgment...

What is the best solution on moving forward when you know you're facing debt (credit card, mortgage)? Debt consolidation?

Most bankruptcy attorneys offer free initial consultations. I recommend you start by getting a recent credit report to determine your debt and...

I recommend that you A: pull your credit report and B: search the Court records in your county to see if a Judgment has been entered against you....

Is there a form or how do I go about objecting to debtors discharge or to challenge dischargeability of certain debts.

If you believe the debtor committed a fraud you may have grounds to object to the discharge of the debt owed to you. If there was no fraud...