Texas doesn’t allow wage garnishment, meaning your current wages are generally safe from most creditors (including judgement creditors), except for...

Yes. You should probably contact a lawyer. If you had one in the bankruptcy, that is who you should contact. If you received your discharge, you...

Ask your legal aid attorney. As an attorney who also handles cases from legal aid, I would much rather have a pro bono client ask me a question...

Check the specifics with the bankruptcy lawyer that you chose as this is a somewhat fact-specific question. However the general rule in Texas is...

Probably. If there is little or no equity in either vehicle, it is unlikely that the trustee is interested. Also if you chose Texas exemptions,...

The sale would be handled just like any other sale. Although you may have been discharged from your personal liability on the mortgage, the...

Since the purpose of the debt was a business dispute, I seriously doubt that this would be considered as a consumer debt. The automatic co-debtor...

You state that the judgment is against your wife only and that she is not on the deed to your home. You should be fine. Even if she was on the...

You should check with your local bankruptcy attorney. You could probably claim all three vehicles as exempt, if you wanted. Generally, the...

To answer this question adequately, requires more information. However, if your father pays off the debt and you retain the title or the title...