Brooks, GA Bankruptcy Law Firms & Lawyers

Yes. For wages to be garnished, the creditor first has to get a judgment, then file garnishment paperwork with the Court. A bankruptcy can stop the garnishment and any other collection activities.

For a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Colorado, all the trustee or court require for filing is the tax return for the year prior to filing and 6 months of pay stubs or other income documentation. For your attorney you need the last four years tax returns, 6 months of paystubs or selfemployment data or othr income documents, copies of all bills or statements and/or credit reports, copies of bank statements, copies of all lawsuits or garnishments and all evidence of ownership of property, such as deed, titles, etc.