Austin, TX
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
You need to figure out what other assets the debtor may have. If the asset is non-exempt that you can attach a levy and attempt to collect on the...
I agree with the above responses the simplest resolution to this matter is to dispute this through the credit bureaus. You should continue to...
I can not speak to the collection laws in CA but in TX the creditor would only be able to attach a judgment to your non-exempt property, which...
Texas does not have community debt. As stated before you can be liable for necessities but one spouse cannot contractually obligate the other. ...
A lawyer is governed by the rule of law so they can threaten you to the point that is lawful. Without more information I cannot answer the question.
A judgment can only be attached to non-exempt property. In Texas the common exemptions will include your house, one car for each licensed driver,...
The statute of limitations on a debt in TX is 4 years. So after 4 years you have a defense to a lawsuit if they file it that would bar recover. A...
The statute of limitations on a debt in NY is 6 years. Most likely any action will be time barred by the statute. If they file an action you will...
You should dispute the debt on your credit report, and continue to dispute the debt with the creditor. It may also not be a bad idea to request a...
I would advise you to look at the property records to make sure that you are no where listed on the property. If the house doesn't belong to you...
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