Absolutely your check can be garnished if there is a judgment against you. You need to go in to court and ask for a temporary injunction against garnishment so that you have enough money with whi
One option that you may have is to advise the attorney who is demanding payment from you that you are a bankruptcy candidate and it might be a wise decision to accept the $1,500 now or receive nothing
E.M., Member, California Bar
answered 3 months ago
Unless there is a filed formal separation between you and your spouse who have yet to divorce the provision of your joint tax returns to your judgment creditor potentially could have an adverse effect
E.M., Member, California Bar
answered 3 months ago
You cannot get out of this with a simple notarized letter because you contractually obligated yourself to the lender when you co-signed. You would need to negotiate a settlement and hope your ex
Yes you can be sued. The question becomes can the credit card company collect against you. Judgements are not collectable against Social Security income. But, remember that they can
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar
answered 3 months ago