Will Feds take ssdi back pay if I am in an active chapter 13. State of California?

I agree with Mrs. Doling's answer. There are very limited circumstances where SSDI benefits can be seized by creditors, and opening a new account...

What do I need to do if a default judgement was entered against me and my savings account was garnished?

You need to consult an attorney immediately. The default may be able to be set aside, but that is an uphill battle and will depend on the timelines...

Illegal SPAM text messages - Potential Class Action?

Class actions are among the most intensive, complex types of cases that can be presented in the Courts, and we cannot make recommendations on them...

Generally no. The Sheriff at a sale of this kind is acting as a neutral third party on instructions from the Court. SO the Sheriff is not the...

First, write a letter to the attorney stating the facts of what happened to create a paper trail, and send it certified mail - and you need to do...

You do not have to take them, but they will likely lay them on the ground, and it will mean that you have been served with the papers whether you...

I just received a call from a collection agency for a doctor bill from 2012

I agree with the prior answers. Send a letter via certified mail to the debt collector disputing the debt, and telling them that the statute of...

If my wages were protected from garnishment by a Claim of Exemption but now I am out of work, can my wife now file the Claim?

It depends on the nature of the debt, and whether there is a judgment involved. I strongly recommend that you retain an attorney for this case. The...

Is there a head of household exemption for wage garnishment in Rhode Island, do creditors always garnish the full 25%?

While you are in a Chapter 7 case, the automatic stay under 11 USC 362 bars any collections actions against you. So for now, you are protected. But...

Debt collectors are infamous for engaging in this kind of deception. If they have a judgment, it is a different story entirely, but it appears that...