Q: I have had a garnishment since 3/20/2015. I have paid $18,641.43 to date. Things were okay until my mother passed away.
She used to help me with bills. I am now two parents behind on my mortgage and do not know where to turn or what to do. Is it possible to have the garnishment stopped or lowered?
A: In order to stop the garnishment you may want to consult a bankruptcy attorney about having the debt discharged. On the mortgage you can request assistance from your lender by requesting a loan modification application.
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