Seattle, WA
Chapter 11 bankruptcy Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +3 more
If you ignore the summons, the creditor will get a default judgment and attempt to garnish up to 25% of your wages or go after some other asset...
If you agree that you owe the debt, you may be able to negotiate a payment plan with the collection agency. Depending on your income and assets,...
Assuming that you didn't reaffirm the debt in your bankruptcy, your obligation on the loan was discharged. I am troubled that your attorney is not...
First things first. You say that this credit card is in your name only, but that the debt was incurred during your marriage. Due to Washington...
If the judgment is for unpaid child support, DSHS may do the collecting for you. If the judgment is for something else (attorney fees, sanctions,...
Creditors are normally able to garnish up to 25% of your paycheck. When your employer is served with an order to garnish, you will be given a...
If you are not current on your mortgage payments, then your funds are probably at risk. As you suspect, banks have a right of set-off against your...
Yes, for most types of judgments, you need to get a new writ of garnishment every 60 days. I believe, however, that you can ask for attorney fees...
For information about small claims in Washington, see the links below.
Mr. Meyers' answer is correct. Chapter 13 would definitely be the only way to deal with your second mortgage. Chapter 13 requires a 3-5 year...
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