I am disabled and need to file a simple no asset bankruptcy. Do I need a lawyer, or is their a low cost assistance for disabled?

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Cannot pay credit card payments - when can creditors attach our checking account and assets ?

As was answered earlier, your creditors may not take your social security so long as the funds are segregated from all other income (42 USC 407(a),...

What makes Chapter 13 bankruptcy different from Chapter 7?

Yes, you should talk to an experienced bankruptcy attorney before deciding whether bankruptcy will help you in your unique situation. Most all...

We charged airline tickets to travel out of the US to try and find employment, we can't afford to pay back the Credit Cards ...

Your social security cannot be garnished, but your part time wages can be, depending on the amount you earn. Don't use your credit cards any...

Can you help lower payments by lowering interest rate

Talk to a HUD counselor - www.hud.gov. Perhaps they can help determine what you qualify for.

If i keep paying will they be mine.

The bankruptcy law requires that you list all your debts (car and house loans) and all your assets (car and house) in your bankruptcy. In fact, at...

In Arizona a wage garnishment is a continuing garnishment of wages. Monies that were garnished are normally held by the employer for a short time....

Can a bk trustee revoke my discharge if I cashed my state refund?

If you are represented then call your attorney. Ask that they call the trustee to determine the trustee's intention as to the refunds. If you...

My mother added me to a credit card and is now filing bankruptcy; will I be responsible for the debt?

Definitely file a dispute with the credit reporting agencies. Stay on top of this dispute and make sure that your credit report is cleaned up.

If a Judgment Creditor failed to send a Demand for Payment letter per ARS 12-1598-03 before filing a Writ for Garnishment

You can mention this lack of compliance, but what is more important is that you ask the judge to reduce the garnishment from 25% to, perhaps, 15%. ...

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