I have a wage garnishment coming out of my check for hoa dues, averages $500.00 a month. the total judgement against me, filed
You need to request a hearing in an attempt to reduce the percentage of the garnishment.
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You need to request a hearing in an attempt to reduce the percentage of the garnishment.
I doubt a challenge like that will be successful for you.
Bankruptcy won't help you.
If you are obligated to pay then list it.
Generally, an domestic support obligation that is ordered in a decree of dissolution is non dischargeable.
Yes. You can used the unused homestead exemption and the wild card to protect the bike.
You can argue the motion to dismiss to the arbitrator. Based on the procedural history as you state it, it seems like a motion for summary...
You can file a motion to compel in an attempt to have you rogs answered.
You can always file bankruptcy. If a writ is served on your employer in an attempt to garnish your wages than that may be the signal to file BK.
If their debt to you was incurred prior to them filing bankruptcy than, if applicable, the discharge relieves them of their obligation to you.