Seattle, WA
Chapter 11 bankruptcy Lawyer at Seattle, WA
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RCW 6.15.020 section (3) reads as follows: "The right of a person to a pension, annuity, or retirement allowance or disability allowance, or death...
Your analysis appears to be correct. The cc company sould not be able to collect from your ex-wife. However, I would not rely 100% on the cc...
All debts incurred during the marriage for the benefit of the marital community are community debt. However, as a practical matter, judges will...
You cannot discharge government fines in chapter 7 bankruptcy. However, you may be able to discharge a portion of the debt if you file chapter 13....
RCW 6.15.010 contains the motor vehicle exemptions for Washington - for a married couple it is two cars worth up to $5,000 in the aggregate. Do...
Your scenario begs the question - why do you want to keep both properties? If you are upside down on both, there is nothing to be gained...
Motions are very limited in small claims court. If I read your question correctly, you are asking about the statute of limitations - whether your...
Your question is confusing because the first sentence says they "did a garnishment" and the second sentence says "no garnishment has been done." ...
You are certainly not required to file bankruptcy if your house is foreclosed on. There are two types of foreclosure in Washington - Judicial and...
It is common for a creditor's attorney to serve a summons and complaint on you before it is filed with the court, and there is nothing improper...
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