Benefits including Social Security, stimulus check and Unemployment Insurance due to Covid-19 in California.
Not legally.
Section 362 of the Act enjoins all creditors from self-help or litigation in the attempt to collect, and they must go to the court where the bankruptcy is filed.
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Are you currently in a bankruptcy case? Outside of bankruptcy, a creditor can levy a bank account. Once levied upon it is up to the judgment debtor to object and file the necessary paperwork to protect any kind of social security or retirement benefits. The court does not know what funds have been levied upon until the person files papers stating what those funds are. It is best to hire a lawyer familiar with this process to prevent any funds being lost from a levied account that could have been saved.
No. The automatic stay prohibits them.
Question not specific. Are you currently in a chapter 7 bankruptcy case? If so, creditors are stayed from collecting from you - no matter what the source of the funds. Upon filing a bankruptcy, any garnishment in place is stopped. Talk with your bankruptcy attorney - hopefully you have one advising you. If a garnishment was in place when the case was filed, the attorney should have immediately sent a separate notification to the creditor's attorney regarding the bankruptcy and confirmed with bank also. If you don't have an attorney, I suggest you seek legal advice from an experienced bankruptcy attorney to assist you.
deferred dui sentence
I have a texas license but I was pulled over for dui in oklahoma. I pled no contest and recieved a deferred sentence from the court. I refused the breathalyzer and still have a hearing with the oklahoma dept. of public safety for the refusal. Does this information get reported to Texas DPS
Filing for child support
I want to file for child support against my sons father, but I am unsure if I will receive it.
Currently he pays for our son's medical insurance through his employer, and buys things like diapers, baby food and material item whenever I ASK which is approx $50 per month. My main reason why I want him to pay for support is that he's physically not there for our son. Times that I need him to take our son while I go to work, he will agree, but will NEVER show up, and I can't afford child care at this time.
What should I do to resolve this issue? Thanks
Thank you for answering my question is it possible to remove the S.N.T language in my living trust and create a stand-alone separate document. And leave a small bequest to my other,Son from my L.T ,and also fund the S.N.T from my L.T, I believe I read that it would be private to anyone other than the beneficiary, within the S.N.T could you please explain what type of form you are referring to. Thank you.
( and the extent of revisions you describe make a new form preferable anyway)
and the extent of revisions you describe make a new form preferable anyway.
Thank you.