A default judgment against me in another state

Sure, they can come after you in New Jersey. They have to register the Pennsylvania judgment with New Jersey and then they can begin collection...

Wondering if I have a case

This is still a union matter covered by the collective bargaining agreement. Nearly every CBA will have a "just cause" provision before discipline...

Can debt collectors take money out of bank account for outstanding judgements I was never notified about?

You need a consumer attorney to take a comprehensive look at all these details. It appears as if there is a complex interrelationship between...

Do I have to report this credit card to SSA? Does it count as income? What if they gave me a limit above $2000?

No. Credit card advances are not income or assets. There are no limits for SSD eligibility in any case for income or assets, except for some minor...

Are n.y. state retirement pensions subject to credit card debt collections. are home furnishings or my car subject to collection

You may be very well judgment proof but that can't be determined until a qualified consumer/bankruptcy lawyer has fully analyzed your financial...

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Can I start an action for fraud against a jewelry company for switching out my diamonds?

Depending on how strong your proof is, you may have a viable criminal complaint as well as a civil one.

A lawyer I hired and paid half of the retainer to, will not return my money unless i sign some weird release that i get a bad

You might also file a complaintI against the attorney with the grievance committee of the local Bar Association.

Is it possible to vacate a default judgment entered by small claims court judge?

Default judgments are frequently vacated. Courts like to see contested issues decided on the merits. As long as the defendant has some reasonable...

You have analyzed this well and have proposed a reasonable solution. I see no reason why this would be considered illegal by anyone, given the...

What legal action does sandra have in both contract and tort

First, Sandra ought to rely on her homeowner's insurance company to cover her losses. If she does that, she has to assign her contract and/or tort...