Once your case is already at the garnishment stage, you'll need to talk directly to the sheriff or constable, depending on your state. Often...

You should review your rental agreement and determine if any clauses discuss this issue. Some states have statutory clauses and limits on...

It's generally not a good idea to let judgments against you just sit. No matter where or what state they are in. You never know when or if you'll...

Many states require debt collectors to have a debt collection license to call themselves a collection agency. Often, the agency license is...

I would need to know more about the specifics of your case, but here is a general idea you should consider. A person can only initiate a...

It's hard to give a detailed answer with such little information. But here's the gist of what I think you are looking for. Can your mother SUE...

Sometimes the non-payment (no matter how justified) creates a lot more harm than has already been done. Many times, I've seen judges ask in...

If I understand your question correctly, I believe you're asking when putting "Legal Notice" suffices as "legal" as part of a lawsuit. If...

Whether you move out before the court date is irrelevant to the credit bureaus. The problem you face is that a court can only enforce an...

If you believe this judgment is unjustified or wrong, you can try and open up the case again and "vacate the judgment." Most courts look for two...