However, you may not change your name to avoid creditors, commit fraud, or because you don't want others to know that you have committed crimes in the past.
Exiled to a remote house owned by a fussy former patron, Butcher is trying to get his career back on track, avoid his creditors and manage Hugh, when - on a stormy, flooding evening - he receives a visit from the mysterious Marlene, described by Hugh as "a GAMINE with tiny boobies and a silk dress you could have fitted in your pocket with your hanky".
They quarreled in 1812, and, although Brummell did not immediately lose his place in society, his debts increased so much that on May 16, 1816, he fled to Calais to avoid his creditors.
In 1930, a former farmer named Robert Fitzsimmons set up the first commercial separation plant in the tar sands; in 1938, Fitzsimmons had to flee Canada to avoid his creditors.
By 1839, the couple had amassed such large debts that they fled Riga to avoid their creditors; debt would plague Wagner for most of his life.
The scene was set for a further war of attrition between the lessees, but at this point O'Reilly's first season at the Pantheon failed miserably, and he fled to Paris to avoid his creditors.
This way, you avoid the creditors calls as the company takes care of them through a well planned debt settlement program.
What if someone is intentionally using your phone number and/or address on credit applications, documentations, etc. to avoid creditors?
When your going through a financial crises you may be tempted to ignore your creditors' phone calls in order to avoid the stress of having to say that you can't pay.
