If I have a judgment against me for a private student loan will bankruptcy "erase" or remove the judgment?

I will add that the best solution here is to attempt to settle the judgment. Most likely this is National Collegiate Trust and NCT often sues on...

Do Judgments only include the principal amount loaned/charged or collection fees also?

They can sue for collection fees in addition to the principle balance provided the contract allows for those fees. It is unusual that the previous...

Do I answer the debt collection citation?

Yes, an answer should be filed to the lawsuit even if you have made a payment towards the debt. Be warned that many of these collection law firms...

National Collegiate Cosigner

If someone is saying they will get it dismissed for you then I would be very cautious in hiring them, especially if they want to charge you by the...

You should hire a debt defense attorney on a flat fee. You may be able to get the case dismissed or settled for a significant discount. If you...

I am being sued for 10k. I need an attorney to represent me by August 25th. Is there an attorney whom is willing to take my case

Attorneys are not allowed to solicit for clients when responding to questions. Search out debt defense lawyers on this site asap. Until then, it...

If this is a private student loan lawsuit, it is likely National Collegiate Trust. They have been suing many borrowers lately in Houston. The...

If a collection agency has taken me to court what would the outcome be if i don't show up?

You should take steps to prevent a default judgment. They will garnish your bank account if you fail to show up in Court. Many consumers are...

I have a credit card judgment against me from few years ago. I live in Texas but I work in Oklahoma. Can they garnish my wages

If they got creative, they could try to domesticate the judgment in Oklahoma and then garnish wages there before the money comes to you in Texas. ...

Can my wages, income tax be by this lawsuit for 19,000 medical bills

More information is needed but the short answer is no. Your wages cannot be garnished if they win the lawsuit and obtain a judgment. As far as...