Can I file for Chapter 7, again? I filed Chapter 7 in 2005, discharged 01/2006.
You can only Chapter 7 once every eight years if you previously received a discharge. The eight year period starts when you filed your last case,...
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You can only Chapter 7 once every eight years if you previously received a discharge. The eight year period starts when you filed your last case,...
After you serve the bank with the writ they will withhold any funds in the defendant's accounts and the defendant has twenty days (in most states)...
Before they can garnish you they have to serve you with a lawsuit. Unfortunately, it is common for unscrupulous collection agents to threaten...
It is recommended you file them because if you may be getting a refund from those years it is a potential asset you need to disclose in your...
Sixteen is the age of consent in Washington. It does not matter if you are 19 or 90- but, if you were 90, it would be kind of gross. You only...
As you've gathered, criminal mistreatment has varying degrees of severity- from 1st degree to 4th degree. 1st degree is the most severe and is a...
Contact the court where the judgment was obtained. You will want to get a copy of the summons and complaint, the affidavit/declaration of service,...
Write a letter to the collection agency advising them you are disputing the debt under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and demand written...
Consult with an attorney in your area. You will need to first obtain a judgment against the debtor and then file/serve a writ of garnishment on...
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It is preferable to get the settlement in some form of writing- letter or email. When making payment, it is preferable to not pay over the phone...