What is a court summons? what do I need to do once I recieved a court summons?
You usually would have to answer the summons, but what you really need to do is see an attorney about it, probably a real estate/foreclosure...
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You usually would have to answer the summons, but what you really need to do is see an attorney about it, probably a real estate/foreclosure...
I think no. I wouldn't, because you start off being in the right and then create a potential problem for yourself where there doesn't need to be...
One party or the other can still file bankruptcy, if that's what you're getting at.
Three million dollars per time! How did you arrive at that figure?
Then you have to make sure it's paid, if she doesn't. That's how you would protect your credit...you might have to go after her for the money later.
There are many attorneys that handle claims such as this, that specialize in disability law. You can start by searching here on Avvo for that...
Highly unlikely. Every state has some exemptions to cover that sort of thing.
His threats are nonsense, so I think the easiest thing you can do is simply to ignore him. Why waste more time on this than you need to?
This can be a sticky situation. Courts do enforce support obligations on fathers who THOUGHT they were the fathers, on the theory that the kids...
Yes, if a contract is binding, it's likely binding even if one of parties dies. But I don't know if the promise you are describing actually is a...