Another individual got a judgement against me in small claims court.

I'll address a little different angle on this that also addresses some of your need: My experience is debtors can still get a favorable settlement...

I just recieved a summoins on a medical collection.

My experience is debtors can still get a favorable settlement with most all creditors, even in the event it has gone as far as a final court...

As general rules: companies require a lump sum payment. If this is less than the full balance, debtor counsel can generally get creditors to...

What is the SOL for unsecured credit card debt in WA State? Does the SOL start with the original credit card company?

Yes, if debtors attorney battle their way through court, and if you have an appropriate case (too early to tell at this juncture), then you are...

How can I change a default judgment that was entered to garnish my wages for credit card debt that SOL had run out.

Unfortunately, assuming you don't have other unrelated circumstances (such as the opposing party not having jurisdiction), your stuck with this...

Can my wages be garnished for a medical bill my husband had before we were married?

Adding to Mr. Alexander's commentary, basically as long you didn't agree w/ the creditor prior to or after getting married to be responsible for...

Should I hire a lawyer to help me send in my answer

There are a few ways to most likely resolve this in your favor w/o having the pay most or all of this bill but in part it hinges on knowing what...

Where can I go for help to better my credit and stop creditors with continuously calling?

Bankruptcy may be a solution. And it may not depending on information not yet known--but basically on your income and assets. Some attorneys,...

I need to enter a motion to vacate a default judgment.

If you were not legitimately served, then yes you can get the garnishment quashed and the judgment vacated BUT it can take a fair amount of work,...

Need to know what the max interest is that can be added to a judgement.

I suspect you meant 30% interest per year, but even still I don't see how they can legitimately get more than 12%/year (1 %/mo) once it's been...