Can a creditor put a lien on your home and garnish your wages at the same time?
Yes. A creditor with a judgment can simultaneously use all allowed collection methods.
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Yes. A creditor with a judgment can simultaneously use all allowed collection methods.
Not really. However, you can request a post judgment debtor's exam which compels the debtor to disclose financial information.
No on all questions. Keep in mind, in chapter 11's, there normally is NOT a trustee. The Office of the U.S. Trustee supervises the case, but there...
A reaffirmation is a separate agreement and court order. I really question whether you "actually" reaffirmed the 2nd. Don't confuse the statement...
You can't. Your "assumption" that the payments should be reported on your credit report is false. We get this question almost daily. You didn't say...
As Timothy states, transferring an investment property to an LLC happens all the time and the banks don't call in the mortgage. Whether doing so is...
Here is the IRS FAQ on Per-Diem, that should give you a starting point. http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-regs/perdiemfaq&a.prn.pdf
Collection of a debt is a permissible purpose under the law for pulling ones credit.
Neither Authur nor I practice in WA, so you need to get a WA attorney to advise you. But Authur stated that the lien can be removed. I don't...
I have to question your description. Names don't "come" off a mortgage. It sounds like you are confusing two issues (1) the mortgage obligation and...