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Can a judge order a garnishment to collect on a small claims judgment
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Answered on August 07, 2013
Yes. if you were jointly liable for the debt (and I'm assuming that you were, if there's a judgment against you) they can garnish your wages.
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Can I sue a towing company for taking my car even thought i had a visitor pass on my car that they thought was altered?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
Sure, you can sue them, if you have time and money to waste. The most that you'll get out of them is whatever actual damages you can prove if you...
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A month after filing Bnkrptcy i had a judgement filed agnst me, it was dichgrd w/the rest of debt. they never vacated it.
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Answered on August 07, 2013
They won't vacate the judgment. It is discharged, but the judgment itself will not be vacated. If it has become a lien on any real property that...
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I'm being sued by a debt collector.
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Answered on August 07, 2013
Consult a bankruptcy attorney in your area who offers a free consult.
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Bankruptcy
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Answered on August 07, 2013
Yeah, you can ASK. But they won't remove it.
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What state's laws apply in dealing with judgments?
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Answered on August 06, 2013
Utah.
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Can I motion the courts to remove my name from a bankruptcy filed with my husband?
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Answered on August 06, 2013
I don't see the benefit of doing so at this point. If you have an attorney, find out what he thinks.
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Who do we pay rent to?
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Answered on August 06, 2013
You'd best contact the Trustee for clarification. The bank will not contact you.
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What action do I need to take in order to try to collect on a $30000 promissory note that has not been repaid?
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Answered on August 06, 2013
I agree, find am experienced collections attorney and let them handle it.
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How do I get released from a judgement for a debt that was my ex-husband's responsibility?
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Answered on August 06, 2013
I agree. You are "on the hook," and the creditor will not likely "release" you from the judgment.
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