Can I get back some of my garnished tax refund?
The Internal Revenue Service is legally allowed to offset your refund to pay student loan debt. Your student loans will not go away by ignoring...
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The Internal Revenue Service is legally allowed to offset your refund to pay student loan debt. Your student loans will not go away by ignoring...
Nope. Adverse possession requires you to openly occupy and use the property, so that someone walking down the street (mailman, etc) would think...
You are either in a divorce or will shortly be filing for divorce, based upon your question. Tax refunds belong to both filers equally and fully,...
Your situation is more complicated than it may seem and you may have options. Your first step is you need to consult a skilled "creditor's rights"...
The first rule of law is "If its not in writing it didn't happen." Recording of any kind by anyone is not permitted in a Courtroom. Listening to...
It sounds like the officer suspects you of DWI and then leaving the scene, then making up an accident to try to get insurance money out of...
A complete answer depends on a number of details that you have not provided. Assuming it is a used car, how many miles are on it? If you are over...
The other attorneys here give great advice but they appear to step around your primary issue. While your debt is most likely non-dischargeble, his...
They aren't required to come after you quickly, there is nothing prohibiting them from sitting on a judgment until you have a good job or until the...
The only, ONLY way that you would be able to do that would be by contacting the original Court that issued the order of protection, and ask them to...