Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Arizona

My mother in law owes Target about $4,000.00. She is on disability and has no other form of income. When she got the card her sister lived with her and contributed to the income. She was also raising one of her grandchildren and had that income as well. Her sister has since passed and the grandchild moved away which significantly cut her income. The only assets she has is her crappy trailer and car, both paid for. She has made attempts to pay them $10.00 a month but apparently that was not enough. I am pretty sure they can't touch her disability check but what about her car and trailer? What if she puts them in her daughters name and records it with the county before they put a lein on it? Then what can they do?


Asked on 9/04/10, 9:42 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Jack Hall Hall Bankruptcy Services

Relax. There is a way to deal with this entire situation without your mother in law having a lien put on anything and without having to transfer property around (which would probably be ineffective because of the fraudulent transfer laws anyway). You or your mother in law can call me anytime you wish at this number if you would like to talk about this situation more specifically. 915 261-3893

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Answered on 9/09/10, 10:05 am


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