Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Indiana

judgement enforcement on a private student loan
I am about to be sued for a private
student loan I co-signed on, but
cannot afford to make payments on.
I was not married at the time the
loan was taken out, and since then
have gotten married. I am currently
a stay at home mom, so I have no
wages that can be garnished. The
only asset with my name on it is our
home, which is joint property, and I
am also on my husband's bank
account. In what ways can they go
about obtaining collection on this
debt once the judgement is issued?
Can they garnish my husbands
wages for a pre-marital loan?
Can they put a lien on our home?
Can they garnish from our bank
account?
Can they garnish tax refunds?

Asked on 3/20/08, 4:19 pm

Samuel Hasler Samuel Hasler

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Re: judgement enforcement on a private student loan

Only the non-exempt assets in your name only can be attached.

Answered on 3/22/08, 12:05 am

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