Can I file Chapter 7 bankruptcy in one state with a judgement against me for a creditor in another state?

You may file in any State, or jurisdiction, where you have been living for the greater part of the last 180 days or where your principal assets...

Does a wage garnishment require that you to be sued and have a court judgement issued against you?

For a creditor to garnish your wages, they must have a court order and judgment for the monies owed. Review the notice for contact information. ...

Is an agreement to sell via email a legal contract?

A contract can be formed on any document, including an email. Contracts require an offer, acceptance of the offer, and consideration. These...

Can an order for garnishment issued in Washington State be levied against me if I am in Texas?

They may garnish your wages in Texas. If they were able to garnish your wages in the first place, then they have a judgment against you and may...

In need for a couple of legal advices regarding starting a business.

1. It really depends on what your idea entails. You may be able to protect it through copyright, trademark, or patent. With copyright, you...

We are currently an S corporation but our business is closing because we chose not to resign our lease.

First off, you owe a fiduciary duty to your current partner. Are you intending to have your current partner only be the manager or will your...

Home depot has threatened to audit my business and force me to sell non exempt items for an outstanding debt. Is this probable?

Home Depot cannot audit your business. The mere fact that you owe them money does not give them the right to look through your internal accounting...

I owe my bank 668.22 I have called them to work out a payment arrangement. Can I face criminal charges

An attorney would need more information in order to give you advice. Did you take the money from the bank? Are they just late fees? Etc.

Do I have to file a joint tax return

When filing taxes, you are looking at the last day of your tax year. The last day is usually December 31. Therefore, you will be considered...

Mr. Devine has it right. They will need a judgment before they can garnish your wages. You may want to try explaining your financial position...