Can a creditor attach my bank account?
Once a court judgment has been entered against you, a creditor can hire a Marshal to levy your bank account in order to pay your debt, leaving nothing in your account and bank fees to pay.
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Once a court judgment has been entered against you, a creditor can hire a Marshal to levy your bank account in order to pay your debt, leaving nothing in your account and bank fees to pay.
A Wage Garnishment is Court Order that is obtained by a creditor allowing that creditor to serve your employer with an Order requiring your employer to deduct 25% from your net pay. This occurs with notice directly to your employer, and not to you.
Once a judgment has been entered against you a creditor can apply for a wage garnishment, bank execution, and/or judgment lien in order to collect directly from your employer, your bank account or your house.
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Yes, a good Bankruptcy Lawyer can ensure that your small business is protected.
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The best indicator is your debt-to-income ratio. You can calculate this by taking the total amount of money that you spend each month paying off your debt (this includes all recurring debt, such as mortgages, car loans, child support payments and credit card payments) and dividing by your gross monthly income. The lower the number, the better. If you do not have extra money coming in, then NO debt consolidation plan can resolve it.
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Anything short of making a full payment will affect your credit score and lead to higher interest rates. Your ability to qualify for new credit may also be affected. Do your homework. Remember that there is no magic cure for debt, and any company promising one is probably out to scam you.
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