It sounds like you need a bankruptcy. I agree with attorney Mann, I have not seen the SBA participating in bankruptcy cases or questioning people...

Most medical debts are non-consumer debt. Elective surgery is different. So, your ER bill, tow yard, and ambulance would be non-consumer debt.

Yes, you can. Bankruptcy can forgive most debts but there are special rules about having taxes forgiven though.

There is a new law as of 2025 in California designed to help with this problem. Take a look at California Civil Code 2924.13.

Well, it depends on what type of judgment but most judgments can be dealt with through bankruptcy. You would need to qualify for bankruptcy and...

Sorry you are having a tough time with your lawyer. The 704 exemptions offer more protection for personal injury and related claims than the 703...

Bankruptcy can stop a garnishment and can forgiven in EDD overpayment. Qualifying for bankruptcy requires a detailed review of your finances.

You should list the TSP in schedule A/B at #21 which is retirement and add a note in parentheses loan against. You should also claim it exempt on...

This is a bad omen. If you do not have a bankruptcy lawyer, you need to hire one immediately. The other lawyers that have answered this question...

In general, it sounds like you will qualify. One rule is that you can only file chapter 7 once every 8 years but that is satisfied. You should...