I am concerned because some say they can garnish my wages; others say they can seize an asset, or two. However, I’ve also been told they can only put a lien on my home and nothing more. Could I go to jail? What can they legally do to me? Can they take my home or personal property? Or just mess my credit up more than it already is? And to boot, we offered to settle this debt with them 14-months ago, they refused to put anything in writing and we never heard from them again, until Friday; right before Christmas!

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in the divorce decree it states that I am responsible for all debts incurred by my former business and that she is relieved from them. I sold her the truck because I didn’t need it in jail and I owed her money as well for paying my child support current last year. Here’s where it gets confusing, i am in jail in Texas and looking at a felony revocation where I would be spending 2-10 years in prison. Alabama and Mississippi is where most of my debts are and one has even filed small claims three days after I left alabama. I need to act on this fast. Can I do this myself with the correct forms? Which state should I file in? Texas allows you to keep property in which you need for work. But all the divorce decree said that I would be allowed my personal property only and it didn’t stipulate what was personal property. my ex seems to think its just my clothes. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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