In addition to what Mr. Adkins said, you can only protect so much property in a bankruptcy. Each state has limits to what you can protect, called...

If you're totally and permanently disabled, and have the right type of loans, you may be able to apply for a discharge without having to go through...

You can try calling the law firm handling the garnishment and asking if you can pay the amount due directly instead of having it come out of your...

Even if your income is below the required limit, if you have that much money in the bank, the court is highly unlikely to approve your fee waiver. ...

If you have no income, house, or car, you may be what's called judgment proof. That means that if a creditor got a judgment against you, they...

I agree with the other attorneys, but I just want to add that if you want to keep the car, you need to keep making the payments. The bank may not...

This is a common scam that's been going around. Someone calls and tries to scare you into giving them money by claiming they're taking you to...

You have to list the loan as a debt and the car as an asset. If the loan is secured by your car, you'll have to keep paying it if you want to keep...

A bankruptcy would wipe out that debt and stop the garnishment, but speak to a local attorney about your entire situation before you make any...

Check out https://www.identitytheft.gov/. They'll help you report the ID theft and give you tips on what to do next. You may want to report the...