It can happen to anyone. A notice arrives in the mail or is delivered by a deputy sheriff. A creditor has initiated a lawsuit against you. You have been sued. The creditor initiating the lawsuit wants to take things from you by Court process. In Indiana a judicial garnishment can take up to 25 percent … Read More
In our practice, we see many people that felt like they were in between a rock and a hard place, because they had a decent job and income, but also a load of high interest credit card debt that never seems to go down. Sometimes these people thought that they would not qualify for bankruptcy. … Read More
Many clients come to us having difficulties making payments on their house or investment real estate. Like so many homes or investment properties these days, they are often underwater on their mortgages, owing more on the loan than the property is worth. When people are in this situation they want to know if it is … Read More
If you are a high income earner, it is less likely that you will qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. But what happens if you have credit card debts and fail to qualify for a Chapter 7? It is common knowledge that Chapter 7 eliminates all legally dischargeable unsecured debts completely. What happens to unsecured … Read More
The Problem with Mounting Debts Mounting debts can be a problem in more ways than one. Wage Garnishment Creditor can Seek Legal Help – One option before the unpaid creditor is to garnish wages. Wage garnishment is the creditor exercising a legal option to seek claim to the wages of the debtor. Creditor gets Debtor’s … Read More
When banks have difficulty collecting payments from debtors, they often resort to acquiring the assistance of debt collection agencies to gather payments on the debts owed. For people who have unresolved debt, this can result in harassing collection calls, persistent contact through the mail, and, in some cases, violations of privacy and of the FDCPA … Read More
When you get behind on your bills or are facing a lawsuit, you may turn your attention to finding legal help. It can be very difficult deciding which law firm to choose, and you should not rely on just any ad you find in the Yellow Pages or online. When selecting an attorney to assist … Read More
Receiving a notice of a mortgage foreclosure can be terrifying. The prospect of losing your home can cause many people to act in a hasty or impulsive manner. This impulsiveness can lead good people to put their faith in companies that promise you a lot, but exist only to take your money or your … Read More
Recently I have noticed clients coming into my office with a foreclosure sheriff’s sale pending on their residence. They have been in contact with their mortgage company, sometimes for months, working on a loan modification. I advise that they should not trust that the mortgage company will stop the sale of the home due … Read More
If you have an unpaid tax debt that you owe to the IRS, the IRS will likely start garnishing your wages. Tax garnishment, also known as a tax levy, is when the government begins to seize your property in order to pay off the debt you owe in back taxes and penalties. When a tax … Read More
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