Just because you “failed” the Means Test does not mean that you cannot get relief from your debt under the bankruptcy laws: One of most misunderstood aspects of bankruptcy (but one of the most written about online) is the means test. Many people who are considering bankruptcy fill out online “means test calculators”. When they…
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Yes! Bankruptcy does stop wage garnishments. West Virginia is like most states in that it allows for judgment creditors to garnish your wages in order have a debt repaid. In order for a creditor to garnish your wages they first have to take you to court and get a judgment against you. A bankruptcy filing…
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This is a common question that I get as a West Virginia Bankruptcy Attorney. Unfortunately, there are a lot of myths and misinformation about bankruptcy and a lot of that misinformation relates to how bankruptcy affects your ability to get credit. Hopefully this post will help you with some of your concerns. Myth: You can’t…
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