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Divorce
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Child Support
In order to legally garnish wages, creditors must sue you and win. Once this happens, creditors will have a default judgment against you that can last up to 20 years in many states. In some cases though, creditors donâ€™t have to sue you at all before they can garnish your wages. For example, if you owe lots of money on student loans, back taxes, or child support, creditors (or the IRS ) can begin wage garnishment without a court order.
Spousal Support
Divorce is incredibly expensive. Many divorcing spouses have to worry about legal fees, asset division, joint debt division, and alimony or child support debt all with one income. By the time itâ€™s all said and done, many divorced people are looking at mountains of debt. There are many debt relief options out there, but one of the most quick and effective options is filing bankruptcy. This opens up a whole new set of questions and stressors though, like: when should I file for bankruptcy? Which chapter of bankruptcy should I file? Should I file jointly or separately? Tuscaloosa bankruptcy attorney Eric Wilson answers all these bankruptcy and divorce questions below.

DUI/DWI
Fraud
We can help with any and all issues regarding student loans and tax debt dismissal. From tax fraud allegations, tax filing, dealing with criminal tax charges, discussions with a tax professional, understanding federal tax code, discharging tax debt, student loan management, and far more, Eric Wilson’s bankruptcy and IRS tax attorneys do it all. Call us today for more information on how we can best serve you.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Not only does federal law protect debtors from creditor harassment, but so does Alabama law. In fact, Alabama classifies harassment from anyone as a Class C misdemeanor. According to Alabama Code Title 13A-11-8, harassment involves abusive or obscene language and physical contact that causes a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety. The same law claims that harassing communications involves lewd or obscene words via written or electronic communication that’s designed to cause a reasonable person to fear for their safety. The only exception to this law is legitimate business telephone communications.
Identity Theft
The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) is basically a 2003 amendment to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). The main purpose of this federal law is to protect consumers from identity theft. FACTA was created in response to a rise in identity theft cases in 2003. Unfortunately, as technology continues to advance and become a major part of our everyday lives, identity theft cases have only picked up since 2003.

Personal Injury
Not true. Bankruptcy law protects your investments so you don’t have to spend your life savings to take care of debt. It doesn’t need to be your last alternative. With proper planning, you can protect your most important possessions and eliminate debt. Bankruptcy protection applies to social security disability, child support monthly payments, personal injury claims, etc. We work to ensure that your property is also protected through estate planning.
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning

Bankruptcy
Whether you qualify for Chapter 7, or if Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a better option for you, we walk you through each step in the process toward a better, debt-free future.
Foreclosure
Since 1996, attorney Eric M. Wilson has provided dedicated legal counsel and support for individuals and families struggling with debt. From our firm in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, we provide the in-depth representation and consumer advocacy you need to stop creditor harassment, prevent foreclosure and end wage garnishment.
Tax Law
There are a few ways to stop or postpone IRS wage garnishment. If you have received notice of an IRS tax levy on your wages or other property, it may be in your best interest to contact a qualified Alabama tax attorney, like Eric Wilson. Someone who has experience with tax law can help guide you through the process of a tax levy and explore all the options available.
Debt Collection
If you owe money to creditors, you are automatically in a vulnerable situation. You can easily be subject to debt collection scams and other abusive practices if youâ€™re not careful. Luckily, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) exists to protect people who have debt. The FDCPA generally applies to third-party debt collectors whose principal purpose is to collect debt on behalf of another creditor or company. If debt collectors harass debtors or engage in any other unfair practices, they can face major lawsuits in state or federal court.

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