Probably different from most here
What about your wife?? Is she not working?? What state are you
What about your wife?? Is she not working?? What state are you in?
It is hard to say what zwicker will or will not offer or whether or not they will sue. Discover tends to be fairly agressive.
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6) If the court imposes garnishment, are my income and family and other obligations taken into account? In other words, would a court impose $200 or higher in garnishments, even if I couldn't live off of the remainder? |
Usually not. They usually go for 25% of your income.
How much do you owe in total?? Maybe bankrutpcy would be the solution.
Maybe it is time for mom to work evenings or weekends when you a
Maybe it is time for mom to work evenings or weekends when you are home...or maybe you can pick up a second job. You obviously cannot make it on what you are earning.
Bankruptcy would be the absolute last resort. Extra jobs are als
Bankruptcy would be the absolute last resort. Extra jobs are also on the table, as you mention, for extra income.
We actually do make enough to live off of (we are very frugal ---- no smart phones, ipads, cable/satellite, only one car, etc.). It is tight, but we get by.
Unreasonable repayment terms will make it hard, of course.
I guess my immediate question is whether it is unwise to ignore
I guess my immediate question is whether it is unwise to ignore the calls from Zwicker. I assume if I continue to ignore them, that they will file suit, eventually.
Should I talk to them and see what I can arrange? Is not doing anything and ignoring the calls a poor idea?