There's not much that can be done. There is a maximum that can be garnished, so I suspect that may have already been reached with the first garnishment. If that is not the case, then the only out (not
Adrianne: As I am sure you have already found out, hiring one of those debt relief companies that supposedly try to work out a lesser settlement is not a good idea for the reasons you stated.
Dear Gary, I see this sort of thing alot. An experienced bankruptcy attorney will know exactly what to do. The bankruptcy court will usually permit the debtor to reopen a closed case so he or she
HI Tiffany, Good Question. Ok, Since you signed on the dotted line you are responsible for it regardless of what happens to the unit itself. You do however have a few options. The first is homeowners
You can never tell what will hold up in court. Write the doctor a letter telling him/her that you are going to report them to the AMA, Consumer Affairs, the BBB and you states Attorney General. Explain

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