Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Ohio
I live in Ohio besides bankruptcy is there any way to reduce a wage garnishment or lift
Asked on 8/27/13, 11:50 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
David Michael Benson
Benson Law Firm
A creditor has very little incentive to stop the flow of payments in a wage garnishment absent the threat of bankruptcy. A call from a qualified bankruptcy attorney may provide some incentive to make alternative arrangements since the creditor's counsel should understand that a Chapter 7 bankruptcy will leave them with nothing at all and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy will likely leave them with mere pennies on the dollar.
- BensonBankruptcy.com
Answered on 8/31/13, 2:34 pm
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