Once a creditor levy account can it be reversed....

When a bank receives a levy, it freezes accounts based on name (and SSN) not account number. If you can claim an exemption for those funds,...

What happens when a judgment is set aside for one defendant and the judgment has been paid off by the other defendant.

Whether you know it or not, that is a fairly complex question. If the judgment is valid, you cannot "set it aside." What you are looking to do...

What can I do if the court allowed the plaintiff to garnish my wages for more than the default judgment debt amount.

Judgments typically accrue interest. So, the amount might be correct. I suppose you could file a Motion requesting an accounting and refund if you...

Where could I find an attorney to look over letters to debt collectors online?

I am not aware of any such "online" services where attorneys are available to review documents. However, there really are no tricks to the letters...

Are bill collection companies exempt from Federal Statutes?

Yes, if the federal statute applies to it. I suspect that is not really your question, or there is something more you actually want to know....

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You can do what any other mortgage lender would do, foreclose. Now, if buyer files bankruptcy, you would temporarily stop the foreclosure. What you...

What happens when you consolidate your credit? What are my options?

See my article below regarding the 3 unbreakable rules for getting out debt. The one that directly addresses your issue. Rule 2: Never turn...

I have a zombie title to my house in ohio. Can i rent it out in order to keep up taxes and homeowners insurance?

So long as you are still the deeded owner of the property, yes, you can rent it. For "karma's" sake, you should tell potential renters that the...

So long as you properly claimed the exemption in your bankruptcy petition and the equity is covered, then sure, you can sell it after the...

Should my laywer be able to get paid in a exempt garnishmet case by the plaintiff.

Hard to day based on what you described. Your attorney would know the answer to this question. I suspect your real question is whether you need to...