I Just Got Out and There Are Judgments Against Me I Didn’t Know About. Here’s What to Do Right Now.
You just got out and found a judgment you never knew about. Here is why it happened, and the exact steps to find, challenge, and possibly vacate it.
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I’m Self-Employed and a Creditor Just Levied My Business Bank Account. Here’s What to Do Right Now.
A creditor levied my self-employed business bank account. Here’s whether they could reach it, what to do in 48 hours, and how fast bankruptcy stops it.
The IRS Is Taking Money From My Paycheck. Here’s What to Do Right Now.
The IRS levied your wages, and unlike most garnishments it’s continuous. Learn the exempt amount, your 30-day appeal deadline, and how bankruptcy can stop it today.
A Merchant Cash Advance Company Froze My Bank Account. Here’s What to Do Right Now.
A merchant cash advance company froze your bank account — here’s how to find out why, and the fastest legal paths to get your money back, right now.
I Didn’t Respond to My Debt Lawsuit in Time. Here’s What to Do Right Now.
Missed the deadline on a debt lawsuit? A default judgment isn’t always final. How to vacate it, protect your income, and stop collection right now.
My Bank Account Was Just Frozen. Here’s What to Do Right Now.
Your bank account is frozen. Here is the 48-hour action plan: which funds are automatically protected, how to file an exemption claim, and how bankruptcy can unfreeze your account the same day you file.
Bank Levy by a Debt Collector: What It Means and How to Stop It
A bank levy allows a debt collector with a court judgment to freeze and seize funds from your bank account with no advance warning. Learn what money is protected, how to challenge a levy, and why filing for bankruptcy may be the fastest way to stop it.
