What type of an attorney can I ask a question regarding wage garnishment.
15%; that sounds like a federal student loan garnishment? As for type of attorney, your FIRST stop would be a bankruptcy attorney. If bankruptcy is...
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15%; that sounds like a federal student loan garnishment? As for type of attorney, your FIRST stop would be a bankruptcy attorney. If bankruptcy is...
So long as your bankruptcy is done properly and the equity in the home doesn't exceed your state's homestead exemption, yes, you get to keep any...
There is a lot going on in that statement, but it is missing one vital element; a question. You didn't actually ask a question. Big picture,...
If there is already a judgment, nothing you can do except try to negotiate a settlement. If the case is still pending, as stated by my colleague,...
Inside the courtroom, attorneys, parties, and witnesses are, essentially, entitled to unlimited free speech. There is what is a called a qualified...
1. You won't get to see the report before hand, you don't have any rights to it. 2. Honestly, not much will likely happen, if you press charges,...
Maybe, but you would likely need to season the case; meaning, you would need to rent it out and wait a while before filing to establish a "good...
If you do it, be sure to hire a bankruptcy attorney that handles litigation so that you are prepared to defend it. As a general rule, a debtor...
How many question is this so far, 7, 8. No one can answer this question (is it worth it), because we don't know your circumstances. You need to get...
Taking out cash advances prior to filing chapter 13 is not, usually, grounds to have the case dismissed. As your repeated questions are being...