Can a credit card company/bank take me to court for an unpaid debt if less than $1000 in the state of New York?
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Answered on August 22, 2017
Yes, they can sue you for this amount.My guess, is that you are probably in city or justice court small claims but they can sue you in any court...
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How can I get out of debt with out paying a penny.
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Answered on August 19, 2017
Someone, like a bankruptcy lawyer, needs to examine your household budget. As Mr. Feinberg has noted, your posting about your budget doesn't make...
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He had been working at his new job since March, it is now AUGUST, why is it taking them so long to garnish his wages?
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Answered on August 16, 2017
Probably the new employer has not been served with a new income execution. It does not automatically get carried over from last employer. You can...
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Company owned apartment. Can I still deduct mortgage interests and maintenance?
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Answered on August 16, 2017
Only the Corporation can take those deductions. However if you have an S chapter corporation the tax consequences flow into your person return.
Can I file bankruptcy if I don't own a home??
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Answered on August 10, 2017
You may or may not qualify from a bankruptcy but the issue is not whether you are eligible to file but whether you will get sufficient benefit....
Can you get Welfare and Social Security?
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Answered on August 08, 2017
Yes, in theory you can get both. Whether you get Social Security disability or retirement, other earnings are irrelevant and you maintain...
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Shady Job Interview
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Answered on August 08, 2017
I don't see how this is your problem. You should take your impressions and carefully decide whether you want to work for this company are not. You...
I've been notified by Cavalry that they bought my debt and now I've received a letter from their attorney, what do I do?
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Answered on August 07, 2017
It's always best to respond. Based on the facts of your post send a letter stating you have no income/assets to pay. You are uncollectible. Then...
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Tax return / refund?
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Answered on August 05, 2017
if you're talking about any significant amount of money, you would be best served by engaging a tax attorney or consumer attorney to help you deal...
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I have a question regarding a lawsuit?
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Answered on August 03, 2017
Assuming they get a judgment they might collect from your non-exempt assets if any. They can garnish your income for 20 years or maybe more.
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