Can my attorney purposely drag my case to trial to get a larger fee?
Your attorney is probably trying to maximize the value of your case, however, you are free to tell him to settle at any time. You should re-read...
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Your attorney is probably trying to maximize the value of your case, however, you are free to tell him to settle at any time. You should re-read...
No. This is not permitted. 42 Pa.C.S. § 8128 provides (Transfer of claim to avoid policy of Commonwealth): (a) General rule. --It shall be...
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You should consider a chapter 13 and do it very soon. I suggest getting in touch with a bankruptcy attorney immediately. I can also help you out...
Property held by TBE is generally exempt from the debts of one single spouse. This does reach or answer the question as to fraudulent conveyances...
It is impossible to answer this without looking at your contract with your employer. The statute for contract claims is generally 4 years though,...
Perhaps eventually, but not Initially. You might be liable pursuant to Pennsylvania's spousal support statutes.
No. You cannot levy on goods not belonging to the judgment debtor.
This at worst a fraud and best an FDCPA violation. Do not pay these people anything. They cannot affect your driver's license and payday loans...
Moot means that the point is of no meaning any longer; it is academic, or of no interest. Since the case was converted, the question as to whether...
I don't think you have given enough information to answer this. There are many courts in Philly.