My employer recently filed for Chapter 11... What does this mean for me professionally?
I don't see in any way how this is a legal question. This is a career question that you need to answer yourself, or with your family.
Mckeesport, PA
Consumer protection Lawyer at Mckeesport, PA
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I don't see in any way how this is a legal question. This is a career question that you need to answer yourself, or with your family.
You can't sue them just because you won a case. You can sue them if they violate your rights under the FDCPA or some other law.
Pay the judgment amount or negotiate a settlement.
You need to contact a consumer attorney and get a consultation. A complaint doesn't need a clerk signature or seal.
Can you be sued again, Yes. Should you be sued again, No. If you're sure its the same debt and you're sure that you've settled, then the...
A gift is a gift. If it was actually a gift, and not a loan, then its yours. By their nature, gifts are irrevocable.
Contact your credit card company and file a dispute. That's the best way to resolve this.
Only the defendant's assets may be sold. There is no "up for grabs".
Its odd that they would refuse payments, they typically don't do that. You will not be arrested. The statute of limitations runs from the date of...
You're asking a tax question on a legal forum. This is a question for your accountant, not for an attorney.