Can a collection agency garnish my pay then stop the garnishment and come back a year and a half later and garnish it again?
Yes, they can do this, so long as the statute of limitations on the judgment hasn't run.
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Yes, they can do this, so long as the statute of limitations on the judgment hasn't run.
It's doubtful; normally experts have their hourly rate plus a 3-4 hour minimum that you have to pay on top of that - it's pricey. You would need...
If you initially filed your Chapter 13 case on 08-07-08, the taxes owed for 2006, 2007 and 2008 would not have been old enough to have been...
As the tenant has no ownership interest in the property, a bankruptcy filing by the tenant will not stop a foreclosure sale.
You would file in North Carolina since you have lived there for more than 6 months now.
You may be able to claim exemptions against the amount to be garnished. You might consider filign a bankruptcy - especially if you have other...
This is clearly harassment. Speak to a consumer attorney near you. You can find a good one on this website by clicking the Find a Lawyer tab.
First make sure this debt was not already included in your bankruptcy under the name of the original creditor or other collection agency. If it was...
This sounds like a scam. You should keep a record of these calls and report them to the attorney general for your state. Here is their website: ...
You can discharge judgments for credit card debt, personal loans, overdrawn accounts and many other types of debts in bankruptcy, and you can stop...