What are NY state debt collection laws, creditor's right to garnish wages, bank account
Photocopy your bank Statement showing the source of the deposits and send it to the attorneys. If they don't immediately release the account,...
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Photocopy your bank Statement showing the source of the deposits and send it to the attorneys. If they don't immediately release the account,...
If you owe the money, your best option is to work out a payment arrangement. Perhaps you should work up a financial statement showing income...
Each State has its own rules regarding judgment enforcement. My suggestion is to consult with an attorney in your State to get your options.
If service was made by a Deputy Sheriff of the County in which you live, that is effective service under NY Rules. There is no "standard" how...
If service was made by a Deputy Sheriff of the County in which you live, that is effective service under NY Rules. There is no "standard" how...
You can sue her for her half of the rent. Her husband does not "inherit" the debt.
If you had made the settlement happen in a reasonable amount of time, they would have taken the settlement number. Because the transaction never...
Write a letter to each telling them not to contact you again. Send it certified mail, return receipt requested.
Once reduced to judgment, there is no obligation to "go back" and show you the underlying debt.
The judgment creditor can both empty the bank account and garnish your wages under New York law.