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I don’t usually handle auto repair disputes, but looking at Washington’s statute, you may not have much of a case. The first thing you should try...
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I don’t usually handle auto repair disputes, but looking at Washington’s statute, you may not have much of a case. The first thing you should try...
It means that if a creditor got a judgment against you, they wouldn't be able to collect on it because you have no income or assets that they could...
It's really hard to say. If you filed a Chapter 13, you may be able to get caught up (if you're behind), which may give you about five years. If...
If they got their judgment before the statute of limitations expired, then yes, they can garnish you.
You can try to settle the debts for less than what's owed, negotiate a payment plan, or just pay the debts outright. If you don't have any assets...
You can usually settle a credit card debt, sometimes for as little as 24% of what you owe. Student loans, however, are trickier. You can get a...
Yes, they can add interest and fees. It sucks, but it's legal.
One thing that might be holding up your filing is that your attorney can't file your bankruptcy until they get all of the information from you. ...
You can get current on the payments, give the collateral back to the lender, or file bankruptcy. To get current on the payments, you may be able...
In some jurisdictions a judgment automatically becomes a lien against your property. In some, the creditor can file a lien based on the judgment. ...