Is there still time to settle a debt if they are already suing me?

Assuming each side is willing, parties to litigation can settle any time before a verdict has been reached.

How to reject an executory contract in chapter 11

Although not licensed in New York, Mr. Riddle is correct. The right to appear pro se in a civil case in federal court is contained in a statute,...

I have a friend in the hospital who came out of a coma. no family and cant pay the bill. how do we get her out?

Ask to see Social Services. Every hospital has a department that can help.

Can I raise my legal malpractice issues against a lawyer during a fee dispute?

You should fully review all information regarding the Attorney-Client Fee Dispute Resolution Program at...

Today I was alerted through a credit reporting agency that New York State has filed a tax warrant in my name.

Immediately find a reputable accountant, hire the accountant and have an amended return filed. You may also want to consider suing your prior...

Can I ask a judge for a relief from an execution on an frozen bank account where a joint account holder is not a party in case?

Under Banking Law 678 , if you can prove that you added the other person to your account for convenience only, your entire account will be...

Yes, in New York, a judgment-creditor can serve a restraining notice on your bank without serving notice on you. The only requirement for notice...

How can the sheriff seize a company's bank account when the account is listed under the owner's name instead of the company?

You have already posted the same question in Debt Collection. The answers you received there should suffice.

If you have a medical bill that has passed the statue of limitation can it still be reported on you credit report?

The statute of limitations which governs the time in which you can be sued is distinct from the length of time a negative item can be...

What is the statue of limitations on cc?

There is no statute of limitations "on a credit card". Statutes of limitations apply to specific causes of action, i.e. tort, fraud, breach of...