My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: Ohio
What assets can be taken by sheriff if a credit card sues me and wins?
I am very worried about a Discover Card I've had for over 4 years. The original debt was 4.5k from putting medical assisting tuition and books (huge ripoff and waste of time). Been paying it off for a while and finally down to 2.6k. Never missed a payment and never late. Always pay over the minimum as well. My amount has also been "frozen" to avoid the new policy changes. It's been my biggest challenge to conquer this debt beast.
However, I'm recently unemployed and running out on my savings. I am taking a class in the summer for dental hygienist at workforce, but it will be at least 3 months until the class is over and who knows how long until I am employed. And I have enough savings left for only 2 payments. So it is a great possibility I will be sued unless one of my part-time job applications for restaurants nearby gets approved quickly.
I wonder what assets can be taken because I have no car (walk everywhere and use bus). I also live at home. I receive Food Stamp Benefits for taking care of my disabled mom. My biggest assets are a laptop for my classes (gift from my uncle and mom this past Christmas) and a 3 year old PSP also a gift. I am pretty minimalist in what I own. I wondered if I should sell them to pay toward my card if they would be taken. My family advised against it as they just paid a lot for my laptop and were very upset. Even offered to let me borrow money for my payments until I get an income but when they realized my minimum payment is $55, they were very reluctant. They thought it would be only $20. The PSP I"m not worried about it besides that my siblings like to borrow it. and would my food benefits be taken away?
I'm sorry if this post is all over the place, I'm just awfully stressed right now and wish there was an easy way to make at least $55 a month. This small town lacks even a plasma donation center.

