Of course it’s possible that the judgment debtor may be naive enough to stash enough cash to levy under his own name. Many individual debtors who...

New York just enacted a "good cause" eviction requirement, effective immediately. Based on the facts you stated, it is unlikely your landlord would...

The procedure for objecting also depends on how the questions are being presented. If in a subpoena, there is one process, with tight deadlines. If...

The approach that my firm has had the most success with is submitting a legal brief and evidence which is carefully tailored to address the...

The EFTA may provide you with a remedy as it requires banks to refund fraudulent transactions when notified promptly. The NY UCC may also support...

If you can demonstrate you did not receive proper notice of the civil court action, you may move to vacate the default judgment for lack of...

You would be correct if they have not even started the case. But it is possible they obtained a default judgment against you within the statute of...

Did the court rule on the motion to compel yet? If so and you disagree with the ruling, you may file an appeal; but you would still have to comply...

Bankruptcy may be an option if you can meet the undue hardship test for discharging student loans. Consult a professional attorney experienced in...

This is a duplicate question. As I stated in my other answer, no, you would file one lawsuit, adding both as defendants—as well as their...