Simple Answer: Yes. You should consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney to see if bankruptcy is the best option for you considering your...

If you have made all your payments on time, you just need to contact your lender and they should give you a release/satisfaction and the title that...

Yes, you can. You may have no assets now that your creditors could go after, but you will not be in that situation forever and you don't want...

That depends on whether your case is closed (as opposed to discharged) or not for your house question. You should consult with your bankruptcy...

Bankruptcy is a complicated area of law and you should seek your own advice here from an experienced bankruptcy attorney. The advice from your...

You should consult with an experienced bankruptcy on the particulars here. Generally, your inheritance would be separate property which would not...

Ms. Drain is correct on all counts. Your refunds cannot be garnished from the IRS or the State, but once you receive the money your bank accounts...

The advice of Diane Drain is spot on. In the interim, only one garnishment of 25% is allowed at a time. The new judgment cannot start garnishment...

Yes, as Mr. Boyer said, you should consult with your attorney. That is what you are paying him for. I can tell you that the judges in Arizona do...

An attorney can help you by going over all the paperwork, but It will probably cost you a consultation fee of $350. In you garnishment packet,...