I assume you were aware of the initial lawsuit. In that case, the creditor is not required to inform you of a wage garnishment. The process is...

If by property you mean real estate, the daughter of the deceased will need to open a probate case at court to get authority to sell the property. ...

Your solution depends on whether your grandfather had a will, and on who survived him. If he had no will, by law his spouse is entitled to the...

You should be able to collect moneys totaling less than $70,000 using the "Small Estate" Affidavit procedure. The Colorado Courts website has Form...

Is a widow responsible for husband's debts?

It is possible a creditor could reach out to you assuming that you were living with your husband. You should explain to the creditor that you were...

Need to file small claims affidavit, just not sure in which state as there are 3 involved?

1. Because the property involved (title certificate) is in WY, I suggest your sister-in-law submit a WY small estate affidavit to the bank, to...

Hi Alissa, I agree you are in a tight spot. Bankruptcy would be a great option, but for the prohibition against filing Chapter 7 whenever you feel...

Can I be regarnished from the same company that was garnishing me?

So long as your judgment is unpaid, the same judgment creditor can garnish you for 180 days at a time, renewing its garnishment until they are paid...

Is a trust and or Will enough to keep a property that is still owed on when the only name on the deed is deceased?

Whenever real estate is solely titled in a deceased's person's name, a probate case must be opened at court to give a living person the authority...

Because the loan was taken out prior to your marriage, the auto lender would have no recourse against you or your assets on this car loan.