Although you are right that the social security benefits are protected and exempt under the law with regard to collection, you still should file the claim with the Sheriff (or whom ever is the levying
Ordinarily the judgment debtor does not get served with a writ of execution or garnishment before wages are garnished. Only the employer does. The debtor gets notice after the fact and based upon such
As a practical matter, if you are having financial problems your creditors have no incentive to release your ex-husband from liability from these debts. That having been said, since you are responsibl
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar
answered 21 days ago
What did the contract say? That is critical. If you paid the money to the company, then, in the absence of a contract, the assumption would be that the loan was to the company, not him personall
You personally are not liable for the $5,000 that you have written about. However, one half of the income you and your spouse earn as well as one half of the marital assets would be at risk for paying