I was awarded financial aid money for a semester and was forced to pay it back having never signed a promissory note. Can i sue

It sounds more like you are the one who reneged rather than the school. You had a sweet deal with the financial aid package, but you blew it. ...

Can a wage garnishment judgment be attached to your retirement pension

In New York, retirement pensions are generally exempt fro execution or restraint. I am not familiar with Georgia law. You should consult with a...

Debt settlement with debt buyer with trial date set.

You must show up on the court date armed with whatever corroborating documentation you have showing that the claim was settled. You may...

Can I put a lien on a car because the person owes me money?

No, but you can sue, obtain a judgment, and then attempt to have the sheriff levy upon the car, presuming the judgment debtor has clean title.

Summons with no petition? how do I defend myself if I don't know what i'm defending?

Demand a complaint of the creditor's attorney, and file your demand with the clerk of the court.

Section 3025 also references filing and service of a supplemental summons. I would file the supplemental summons, and then served the defendant...

Any quick recourse other than LIENING a property for subcontractor past due balance?

You can commence a lawsuit, and immediately move for summary judgment, if you can make out a case on the documentation you have indicating that...

Is there a legal time frame to review a validation of debt from collection agency once received ?

The short answer is "no", but generally speaking, the law implies a 'reasonable' time when such time is not otherwise specified. I would suggest...

I received a judgment for attorney fees that my ex was to pay immediately following the commencement of my divorce. can I fight?

You are primarily liable to your attorneys for their fees, under the terms of your original retainer agreement. The statute of limitations for a...

How do I appear in court?

It is up to the New York judge to determine whether or not jurisdiction remains in New York, since that is where the order emanated from. You do...