Stop All Lawsuits And Repossession Actions

When creditors take legal action against you, it can be paralyzing. Whether it is a creditor lawsuit, repossession action, or foreclosure on your home, you may feel like you have nowhere to turn. Our attorneys in Everett are standing by to help.

With 30 years of experience helping individuals and families across Washington State, our Everett attorneys understand the financial pressures you're dealing with. We've worked with clients in Silver Lake, downtown Everett, and across Snohomish County to find legal solutions to reduce or eliminate their debt. Here's how we can help:

• Bankruptcy Assistance: We guide you through Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy to discharge or restructure debt under federal and Washington State laws.
• Debt Settlement Negotiation: Our attorneys negotiate directly with creditors to lower balances, reduce interest, and stop collection calls.
• Foreclosure Defense: If you're facing foreclosure, we help protect your home using Washington State's homeowner protections like the homestead exemption RCW 6.13 or the Deeds of Trust Act RCW 61.24 and other legal strategies.
• Wage Garnishment Protection: We stop or reduce wage garnishments and fight back against aggressive collection tactics.
• Medical And Payday Loan Debt Solutions: We help dispute unfair medical bills, stop predatory payday lenders, and ensure your rights are protected.
• Repossession Defense: If your vehicle is at risk, we explore options like bankruptcy or legal defenses to keep you on the road.

No matter what type of debt you're dealing with, our team is here to help. We've worked with clients across North Everett, Lowell, and Silver Firs to help them regain financial control. Whether you live near Forest Park, shop at Everett Mall, or commute along Evergreen Way, our Everett attorneys understand the unique challenges facing our local community. From the historic neighborhoods near Grand Avenue Park to the growing developments in Lake Stevens and Mill Creek, financial struggles can impact anyone.

Our office is conveniently located in Everett to serve residents throughout Snohomish County, and we're ready to help you explore your legal options. Don't let debt control your future. Schedule a free consultation today and take the first step toward lasting financial relief.

If a creditor sues you in Snohomish County Superior Court, you must act quickly to protect your rights and assets. Washington State law RCW 6.27 governs wage garnishments, while RCW 6.17 outlines judgment enforcement. Here's what you should do:

1. Read the Summons & Complaint: The summons and complaint documents explain who is suing you, why, and what the creditor is seeking.
2. Check the Deadline to Respond: You have 20 days to file your written response with the Snohomish County court.
3. Contact an Attorney: Our Everett attorneys can assess your case and build a strong defense.
4. Review the Debt: Verify the debt's accuracy and whether the creditor has legal standing.
5. Consider Filing Bankruptcy: Chapter 7 or 13 may stop the lawsuit and eliminate or restructure your debt.
6. Attend Court Hearings: If you ignore the lawsuit, the courts could issue the creditor a default judgment, meaning the judge will rule against you.
7. Negotiate a Settlement: We can negotiate a lower payoff or payment plan to resolve the case.

If creditors are suing you, don't wait. Our Everett-area debt defense lawyers will help you fight back against creditors and protect your assets.

If creditors repossess your vehicle in Everett, you still have options to get it back or settle the debt. Washington State law RCW 62A.9A-609 allows lenders to repossess vehicles without notice, but they must follow strict rules. Here's what to do:

1. Confirm The Repo Location: Confirm where creditors took the vehicle.
2. Review Your Loan Terms: Check if you have a right to redeem or reinstate the loan.
3. Contact The Lender: Find out how much you owe and if you can recover your vehicle.
4. Check For Illegal Practices: Lenders cannot breach the peace or repossess after a bankruptcy filing due to the automatic stay 11 U.S. Code § 362.
5. File For Bankruptcy: If you file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the courts may allow you to reinstate your loan and get your car back.
6. Attend The Auction: If the courts sell your car, you might be able to buy it back at auction.
7. Consult An Attorney: We can challenge wrongful repossessions and negotiate better repayment terms.

If debt collectors repossess your car, don't wait. Our Everett bankruptcy attorneys have helped clients from Harborview-Seahurst-Glenhaven to Silver Firs reclaim their vehicles and protect their rights under Washington law.

Let's put a stop to creditor calls, garnishments, and threats. Call now and schedule your free consultation with our Everett lawyers, who specialize in debt relief. We'll protect your rights during creditor actions and get your finances back on track.