Hawaii Collections Lawyers

Frequently Asked Questions

• Where Should I Report Violations Of The Law?
  Although the FTC can't act as your lawyer in private disputes, information about your experiences and concerns is vital to the enforcement of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Send your questions or … more
• Can I Garnish a Debtor’s Wages to Satisfy What He/She Owes Me?
  Many states allow a creditor to garnish the wages of a debtor who has defaulted on his or her loan payments if certain conditions are met. For example, most states limit the amount of a … more
• Will I Ever Get Paid if the Debtor Files Bankruptcy?
  That depends. You must participate in the bankruptcy proceedings and you may desire legal representation depending on the complexity of the case, the legal priority of your debt and the … more

Legal Articles

• Charging Off a Bad Debt: How, When and Why to Do It
  For many creditors, the frustrating reality is that it costs money and it takes time to recover the money that is legally owed to them if a borrower stops repaying a loan. The costs of debt recovery can be significant. Foreclosure, for example, can be expensive and take over a year to complete in some states. Therefore, many businesses choose to write off their bad business … more
• Property That is Exempt From Bankruptcy
  Has one of your borrowers filed for bankruptcy? Are you concerned about recovering the money that you loaned to the borrower? Many creditors are concerned and rightly so. Often, a borrower who is filing for bankruptcy protection has several debtors who need to be paid from a finite amount of assets and not all of a borrower’s assets can be used to satisfy his or her debts … more

Free Legal Forms

• Garnishee Return Of Wages (First Circuit)
• Complaint (Replevin) (Second Circuit)
• Ex Parte Motion For Issuance Of Garnishee Summons After Judgment; Declaration; Non-Conclusory Declaration; Order; Exhibit(S); Garnishee Summons; Garnishee Information (Second Circuit)
• Garnishee Order (Second Circuit)

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