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Sub: #1 back on the forum and overwhelmed
Replied on 03-01-2011, 07:43 AM
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I have been off the forum for a year and a half because I have just been overwhelmed and feeling like nothing would help me ... my husband and I have been having major problems, I had a bad car accident and needed surgery, I lost my job, tried a new job that I hated, so now have been jobhunting for almost 6 months. All of my credit cards have not been paid for 6 months, my mortgages are both over 2 months late, and I feel like I am drowning. Because of my marital problems I don't want to sell the rental house in the other state because I might need to move into it, but every day that goes by we get further and further behind. If ONE part of my life was okay it would be different, I am normally a pretty positive, happy person, but I am at the end of my rope right now. Sorry to be depressing but I am hoping that coming back to the forum and trying to respark my life will help drag me out of this hole. A job would help ha ha ha.


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Replied on 03-01-2011, 10:28 AM
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Are you collecting unemployment?
Does your husband work?
Looks like your credit cards will be charged off shortly. If you're not working, they can't do a wage garnishment, but they can put a lien against your property.

Have you consulted a bankruptcy attorney? Without income to pay any bills, this might be your best option before your creditors get judgments.




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