If you are being garnished, a judgment was entered against you. If you did not get notice, look into a motion to set aside the judgment.

It may be time to hire a new attorney and get your money back.

File a lawsuit (in either state, depending on the language of any written agreement), obtain a judgment and then pursue the debtor’s income and...

This could be a scam. More information is needed on the papers.

You can sue in either state, depending on any written agreement. There are pluses and minuses to each choice.

If they provide no information, it may be a scam or their attempt to get information from you.

There are tax and other legal consequences of transferring property. For example, if you gift property once a debt has arisen (even if it is...

This appears to be a tactic to force compliance. Check court records to see if you were sued.

Bankruptcy may be the best option but it may be best for him to wait to file.

You, or who you hire, needs to pursue the assets with the tools and techniques of judgment collection. These include, for example, bank levy,...