If a creditor has obtained a judgment against you in Louisiana, you may be wondering how long that judgment can follow you. Many people assume judgments disappear quickly. In reality, judgments can remain enforceable for years and may continue accumulating interest during that time. Understanding how long a judgment lasts and what creditors can do...Read More

Wage garnishment is one of the most serious consequences of a debt lawsuit in Louisiana. Once a creditor obtains a judgment, they may ask the court to garnish a portion of your wages directly from your employer. Many people feel overwhelmed when garnishment begins. Some hope it will stop on its own. Others avoid dealing...Read More

If a creditor obtains a judgment against you in Louisiana, they may be able to garnish your wages. Wage garnishment allows creditors to collect money directly from your paycheck until the judgment is paid. Many Louisiana residents are surprised to learn that garnishment has legal limits. Creditors cannot take your entire paycheck, and federal and...Read More