What is the procedure for requesting the amount of a wage garnishment be reduced?

All you can do is threaten bankruptcy and call the collector to work out a reasonable payment plan to avoid filing. You have no right to reduce...

Is it better to do a bankruptcy with a lawyer or by yourself

In the debt and bankruptcy realm, there is no reason to skip out on an attorney's advice. Most attorneys in this area provide free consultations. ...

In Colorado, is there a dollar limit on an estate that would prevent me from using the Beneficiary Deed option?

There is no value limit on a real property that can be transferred at death by a beneficiary deed.

Can she sue me after 21 years for this debt? Besides moral, am I under any obligation and if she took me to court would she win

While debt still may be owed, she cannot sue you to collect it if the relevant statute of limitations period has run. The state law where your...

How do i go about settling things. there is a house, cars and i dont know what else .

In addition to the good advice above, I would first determine whether your mother recorded a beneficiary deed for her home. If so, whether you...

Will I go to jail for not going to court?

You need not respond or appear if given a Summons to Answer a lawsuit. If you are served with a "Subpoena" or other "Order" from a judge, you must...

Do I have to sign a Satisfaction of Judgment

If the judgment is fully paid, you must file an Acknowledgement of Satisfaction of Judgment to inform the court and the public that the judgment is...

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Is my will drawn up by a North Carolina attorney that I signed good in Colorado where I now reside?

Absent any other change of circumstance, the mere move to another state does not affect your will. However, sometimes there are changes incident...

Can a loan company issue a warrant?

No. A warrant in a civil collection case would only issue if a judgment at court has entered, and you have failed to appear in response to a court...

The court found the employer (the garnishee) is not liable on the garnishment. The judgment is unchanged and you can still be garnished in the future.