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I have got a credit card judgement in texas for about $15k. If i do a papercheck from my employer and cash it.can they take it?
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Answered on February 19, 2014
In Texas, a judgment creditor cannot garnish your paycheck.
They can, however, garnish your bank account once the funds hit your bank.
If...
Surrendering vehicle to finance company two years after bankruptcy is discharged
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Answered on February 19, 2014
The debt was discharged in your bankruptcy.
If you return the car to them, or allow them to repossess it, and they sell it for less than the...
If they call from a company called (National) stating that they are taking me to court unless I pay?
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Answered on February 19, 2014
Based on what you have said, you may be able to sue "National" or whoever it is for debt collection violations.
It is illegal for them to...
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Will a judgment on Real Estate after the successful reopening of my Chapter 7 Bankruptcy cause said Bankruptcy to be closed?
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Answered on February 19, 2014
Please reply with more information so I can answer your question accurately.
Was the lawsuit filed before or after your bankruptcy was filed? ...
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My father is being sued over a creit card debt that was years ago..............
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Answered on September 23, 2009
My law firm is located in Texas (wer're based in Houston and have an office in Dallas), and we specialize in representing people in debt...
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Are these debt settlement companies telling the truth?
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Answered on September 23, 2009
It IS possible to settle your debts for a significantly reduced amount. You can hire a debt settlement company to negotiate for you, or you can...
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Bankruptcy/debt collection
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Answered on September 23, 2009
No. Having power of attorney over you does not make your daughter liable for your medical bills. Your daughter could only become responsible for...
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How i can i get money back from an employee who left me with his $6,000 A.E.card debt
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Answered on September 03, 2009
Unfortunately, you will probably have to file a lawsuit against hte former employee to collect the money. Once you get a judgment, you will still...
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