Partner With an Experienced Wage Garnishment Attorney Near Virginia Beach, VA and the Surrounding Areas
Most creditors will aggressively seek payment for debts. If you are unable to pay, they may file a lawsuit, called a “Warrant in Debt”, and obtain a court order allowing them to garnish your wages or bank account. That means they can take payments directly out of your paycheck or account. Your employer will be required to pull up to 25% of your gross wages and send it to the court for the benefit of the creditor. If you are already experiencing financial problems, garnishment can make it even more difficult for you to support yourself and your family. By filing either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you have the power to stop the action. Consult with a wage garnishment attorney by calling Winchester, Pedigo PLC. Our lawyers assist clients with wage garnishment and other debt issues in Virginia Beach, VA and throughout Hampton Roads.
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Note that when a creditor files a lawsuit against you, you will be notified. If you take action early, right when you are first served with a “Warrant in Debt”, you will have time to prevent the garnishment from ever being issued. When you are first served with the lawsuit, it is important to consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney who can explain how you can protect yourself. Failure to respond to the court notice can result in a default judgment against you, allowing the garnishment to take place.
Consult With a Qualified Debt Lawyer and Stop Your Garnishment Now, Before it’s Too Late
If you are suffering from a wage garnishment, consult with an attorney about your options. At Winchester, Pedigo PLC, we help clients stop wage garnishments and tax liens by filing either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Our attorneys have extensive experience helping clients throughout Hampton Roads keep their hard-earned money and find the debt relief they deserve. Let us help you!
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Chapter 11 is a form of bankruptcy that involves restructuring finances in order to repay debts over time.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows debtors who have a regular income to keep their assets and repay their debts over time.
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