You can file a lawsuit to dissolve the partnership and wind up its affairs. I am a lawyer in Brentwood that handles these kinds of cases. George Fusner 116 Wilson Pike Circle Brentwood, TN 37027 615-251-005
Under Tennessee law you are entitled to all your medical bills past and future, lost wages, past and future, lost earning capacity, pain and suffering, loss of pleasures and enjoyment of life of life and property damage. There is a one year statute of limitations in Tennessee. However, it is best to hire an experienced attorney early rather than later to maximize your recovery.
You need a written employment agreement with the manger together with financial controls and reporting. I am in Brentwood, Tn and can help if you wish. George Fusner 615-251-0005
In Tennessee if you are deemed at fault and have no insurance, your liscence can be revoked until you make restitution. I suspect the insurance compnaies for the other cars will eventially sue you and try to revoke your liscence. If you were not at fault you need to hire a lawyer to defend you.
In Tennessee the Sheriff serves court papers such as Civil Warrants or Complaints. Even though Capital One may have charged off the debt the debt remains a valid debt until either it is paid or the statute of limitations bars it collection. You should accept service and then deal with the issue. Make them verify the debt and the amounts that are claimed including the date of last payment. If the debt went into default in 2004 you may have a defense. Consult with a local attorney BEFORE making...
Send a letter certified mail return receipt requested to the new attorney disputing the debt and sending a copy of the information showing you paid in full.
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Follow up you conversation with the law firm disputing the debt with a letter certified mail return receipt requested. Then check your credit report to see how it is reported. If it is incorrect write the credit bureau and again dispute the debt.
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They cannot "freeze " your bank account. What happens is once a judgment is entered they can execute on your assets including a bank account. SS is exempt from execution. However, what happens is the bank account is garnished and usually the bank then holds the money. You have to file a motion with the court to get the money released. In some states you can file with the court a list of exempt assets. I practice in TN so I do not know AL law. You may want to consult with an AL lawyer. If your...
The SSDI is exempt from execution. However, as a practical matter if it is in a bank account and the account is garnished the bank will hold the funds and you will then have to file paperwork to quash the garnishment or execution. In the meantime the money will not be available to you. Thus keep very little money in the account (i. e. $10) to avoid this headache.
No. You have to be served with a lawsuit and then AGREE to a judgment before it is considered a "Consent" judgment.