This really depends upon the circumstantial and documentary evidence you may have to establish your intent when transferring those funds. That will...

Are you the judgment creditor? If so, you may use the devices in Article 52 of the CPLR to collect, including but not limited to wage garnishments...

To be on the safe side you may want to move to dismiss the case against you for lack of jurisdiction or failure to state a claim against you, since...

You listed “uncontested divorce” as the legal category, yet it sounds like a debt settlement matter. There are many legal defenses to consumer debt...

The creditor does not need your correct address to sue; they can just serve the papers at your last known address. If you don’t respond, they can...

Your legal obligations depend on a detailed review of those documents. It’s not possible to advise without examining them. Be aware that your...

The facts you presented indicate that a default judgment has already been entered against you. If so, statute of limitations could only be raised...

You are correct that a recent amendment to the Civil Practice Law and Rules, the CCFA of 2021, shortened the statute of limitations for "consumer...

Something is missing here. There is a consent decree between the 3 main credit bureaus and several state attorney generals prohibiting reporting...

It depends on whether the case has already been filed. Once you file a bankruptcy petition, your property becomes part of the “bankruptcy estate”...