A person who has fallen behind on debt repayment may be subject to garnishment if a creditor receives a judgment from the court. This money may be taken directly from the debtor’s paycheck, or from his or her bank account. However, for those who receive Social...
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What are limitations of an automatic stay?
In Oregon, falling behind on payments because of an illness or income loss is often the first step in a downward spiral that leads to overwhelming debt. If you decide you need a fresh financial start, Chapter 7 bankruptcy may be a viable solution for you because of...
A trustee’s role in your chapter 13 bankruptcy
If you are filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you may have learned that the court will be appointing a trustee to your case. The name of your trustee will be included in the notice you receive from the court on the meeting of creditors. At the Law Office of [nap_names...
Filial responsibility can lead to nursing home debt
Oregon is one of many states in the country that has a law regarding filial responsibility. According to Oregon state law, responsibility for medical expenses incurred by a parent is placed on the adult child if the parent is unable to pay them. Medicaid covers many...
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