Can i get sued for credit card dedt if i have no money or assets

Yes you can still get sued. The amount of assets you own does not affect your eligibility to be sued. It can affect whether or not a creditor will...

We quit paying for a credit card a couple of years ago. We got a letter saying there is a lawsuit against us.

In Texas, wages can only be garnished for student loans, taxes, and domestic support obligations (alimony and child support). Additionally, under...

As a resident of Texas( a no garnish state) can I work in Oklahoma(a garnish state) and not get garnished?

Just FYI, your wages actually are garnishable to pay off student debts right here in Texas. There are a couple exceptions to the "no garnishment"...

Threatening to arrest you is a violation of the Texas Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. If this...

Should i take out some payday loans?

No. If you take out a bunch of payday loans in advance of bankruptcy with no intention to pay those loans back, that would be fraud. Don't do it....

Does the FDCPA and the Texas Fair Debt Collection Practices Act apply to attorneys who are trying to collect a judgment in TX?

The Texas Fair Debt Collection Practices Act does apply to attorneys who are functioning as debt collectors. Here are some helpful links that...

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Unfortunately yes. They can't trespass but they can certainly show up to your work and serve you there.

Can a law firm goto court to detach my pay for a past do unsecured credit card?

While the credit card may be unsecured as far as collateral goes, once the creditor gets a judgment against you that doesn't mean that they...

Can I be arrested for defaulting on a Payday Loan? I owe $748 dollars and I just got a call that I will be summoned for court!?

Just adding on to what Ms. Bunce said, no you cannot be thrown in jail. Debtor's prisons have gone the way of the dinosaurs. But the question...

I received a writ of execution in texas.

I'm guessing that you mean that you have two pieces of real property and the creditor is trying to levy on the property that you are not claiming...