Regarding the unpredictable situation, a garnishment order (or Writ) is only valid for a short time. Then, the creditor can renew it, and they can...

Qualifying for any loan involves more than not being in bankruptcy. Every lender has its criteria for offering financing. Also, someone in active...

Selling property that doesn't belong to you is theft. File a report with local law enforcement and provide them with as much factual information as...

The law doesn't provide any way to "dispute" a letter. Disputes are resolved either in court or concerning credit reporting by filling out a...

If you don't own any assets, a creditor with a court judgment can't seize something you don't have. So, you may have nothing to worry about....

The volunteer attorneys need additional information to give you some insight. For example, was your vehicle parked on private property? Was your...

State laws called exemptions define what assets creditors may take or lien, and the laws in each state are very different. So, to review the laws...

Giving someone your power of attorney doesn't make you Superman, invulnerable to the bullets of a wage garnishment. The POA might stop a creditor...

When someone dies, their assets must be transferred to their legal heirs through probate law. BTW, when you signed up to ask questions on this...

The law is different in every state. Most of the time, putting a lien on a vehicle is impractical because a vehicle may be partially or completely...