A judgment-creditor can send out an Information Subpoena to gather additional information. As someone else here pointed out, judgments last 20...

I have seen this on several occasions and agree that in every instance that I have seen thus far, the checks were supposed to be sent along to the...

To file chapter 7 or not?

Every person's situation is different (whether due to personal finances, goals, comfort level, etc.). If you are unsure you would like to file...

Debt from 2002, wage garnishment (1st notice received). Requested an order to show cause. Next steps for court hearing?

I would tell her to withdraw the form Order to Show Cause that was submitted and consult with a consumer law attorney. If there were improper...

Statue of Limitation on Discover credit card debt

Once a judgment is entered, it is valid and enforceable for 20 years and can even be renewed once during that time. That being said, if you were...

You may be able to attack the restraint on your bank account if you obtain copies for the underlying action from Court and determine that you were...

Typically the letter will state whether the attorneys involved have yet reviewed the specific facts of your case. Federal collection law (i.e. the...

If the defendant doesnt show up for court what will happen?

Assuming that you can establish your case, you can obtain a default judgment. You may have issues doing that however if you are saying that you...

Can a debt collector garnish my long term disability from my employer?

To best answer your question, more information would be needed. That being said, the answer is GENERALLY that a creditor cannot garnish your SSD. ...

My judgment from 2004 was vacated now what?

Assuming this was a lawsuit by a creditor, the question becomes whether the action was also discontinued or whether the judgment was simply vacated...