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If you are being sued by creditors, can they garnish your social security disability check and or your bank account?

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Answered by attorney Ronald K. Nims (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Ronald K. Nims
Only a few creditors can garnish a social security check: -child support -taxes -some other government debt. If all the money in your bank account is for SSDI, it can't be garnished.
Only a few creditors can garnish a social security check: -child support -taxes -some other government debt. If all the money in your bank account is for SSDI, it can't be garnished.
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Can the creditors seize my mother's property to satisfy the judgements against me?

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Answered by attorney David C. Ayer (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at AyerHoffman, LLP
You should consult with a bankruptcy attorney about the specifics of your situation. However, yes, the property you receive from your mother's estate or any other assets not specifically excluded from collections attempts (like your SSDI or pension benefits) may be reached by creditors after due process.
You should consult with a bankruptcy attorney about the specifics of your situation. However, yes, the property you receive from your mother's estate or any other assets not specifically excluded from collections attempts (like your SSDI or pension benefits) may be reached by creditors after due process.
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Should I still have HOA dues after a chapter 7?

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Answered by attorney Ronald K. Nims (Unclaimed Profile)
Bankruptcy lawyer at Ronald K. Nims
Yes, your liable for HOA dues after bankruptcy for as long as you remain the owner of the condo. ?Whether your quit claim deed works will depend on whether it's a valid transfer or just a fraud to avoid the HOA dues without any real economic substance (did the new "owner" move in?) Since it has been nine years there is a question whether the statute of limitations for both the mortgage and the HOA has passed. ?In Ohio, for instance, the if the lender or the HOA doesn't sue you within 8 years of when you stopped making the payments, then a lawsuit is forever barred. That doesn't mean that you get the condo free - the property taxes will still need to be paid which is probably more than the place is worth after all these years. ?In some states, they can go after you personally for the property taxes but not in Ohio.
Yes, your liable for HOA dues after bankruptcy for as long as you remain the owner of the condo. ?Whether your quit claim deed works will depend on whether it's a valid transfer or just a fraud to avoid the HOA dues without any real economic substance (did the new "owner" move in?) Since it has been nine years there is a question whether the statute of limitations for both the mortgage and the HOA has passed. ?In Ohio, for instance, the if the lender or the HOA doesn't sue you within 8 years of when you stopped making the payments, then a lawsuit is forever barred. That doesn't mean that you get the condo free - the property taxes will still need to be paid which is probably more than the place is worth after all these years. ?In some states, they can go after you personally for the property taxes but not in Ohio.
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