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I signed up with a debt relief company and now have a judgement and had wages garnished because they didn’t stay on top of my situation with MBNA. Do I have any recourse against them?
I urge everyone to be sure you closely monitor your situation with any debt relief company you hire…
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What would you recommend for an 87-year old widow with an outstanding credit card debt of slightly more than $11,000 and no assets. She has been paying off this bill (and adding nothing to her credit card) since the death of her husband almost five years ago. For some time she paid the minimum, but more recently as the minimum has dropped, she has been able to pay slightly more. Now she is in a nursing home. Her income is modest (social security and a very small pension); assets are now down to less than $5,000 and will be depleted in short order by her need for either a nursing home or assisted living. In fact, she is applying for financial assistance. Two lawyers have recommended that she simply stop paying the bill since there is nothing they can go after. There is a concern, however, with harassment of this fragile elderly woman from bill collectors. As the relative handling her financial affairs, I feel horribly uncomfortable at simply not paying a bill. Do you have any suggestions?
This is a difficult one because you really have to decide for yourself what’s best…
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WE OWE MORE ON MY HOUSE AND CAR THEN THEY ARE WORTH. WE OWE CLOSE TO 50K IN CREDIT CARD AND PERSONAL LOANS. MY WIFE WILL BE RETIRING IN A FEW MONTHS. I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO STAY A FLOAT BUT NOT FOR MUCH LONGER SINCE MY WIFE’S RETIREMENT WILL BUT A HARD BURDEN ON THE FINANCES. IS BANKRUPTCY OR DEBT RELIEF THE WAY TO PROCEED?
If you can avoid bankruptcy, you probably should…
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