Can a wage garnishment be overturned with chapter 7 bankruptcy?
Filing bankruptcy will stop most wages garnishments. An exception would be a garnishment for child support.
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Filing bankruptcy will stop most wages garnishments. An exception would be a garnishment for child support.
Yes. In California, and I believe most other states, it is legal to serve a party to a lawsuit at their place of employment.
Property taxes in California are first in line to be paid at a foreclosure sale, so it would seem that there has been some error if you are being...
There is nothing stopping you from filing either a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13, but you won't receive a discharge in a Chapter 7 filed within 8 years...
I will add to what Mr. Galler said that you can object to proofs of claims of the creditors which contain false information, lack supporting...
Yes, absolutely. Do you mean can you cancel the contract as part of your bankruptcy, or can the carrier cancel it because of the bankruptcy? The...
No. You cannot unring the bell. The filing will remain part of the public record for many years, and will be on your credit report for up to 10...
A foreclosure sale does affect your credit even if after bankruptcy. Hard to say how much, but perhaps a credit expert can chime in on that issue....
This would be a lien against any real property owned in the county where the judgment was recorded. There is a way to "avoid" this lien in...
Since more than 8 years have passed since the date your previous Chapter 7 was filed, you are eligible to file now and receive a discharge. ...