No. The creditor can only pursue non exempt assets.

If you had a lease you broke, you could be responsible. But as active duty you may have other rights they violated.

The landlord is in violation of law. See if the police will go with you to get the vehicle. Otherwise sue the landlord, possibly include a cause...

Yes it could be a basis to challenge the garnishment but they would be able to redo the garnishment.

While there might be a class action, punitive damages would require some intentional actions. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state...

They can only charge your cards per the written agreement. But it would not be considered fraud.

Bankruptcy now or at some future time may be your best alternative. Consult with experienced debt collection defense attorneys in the state where...

Request a court order fulfilling what you are looking for.

You will need to get a court order. You can sue for an order or for money for the value of your belongings.

You may have a strong case of wrongful death and for witnessing it. I am so sorry for what you went through. Consult with experienced ...