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I received a writ and had my bank accounts frozen. how long before the sheriff will try to take my property
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Answered on January 10, 2014
It is normally not long time. If you received the writ your account is most likely already frozen. You should contact an attorney to see how...
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I was awarded a judgment for $4,700 docket # MJ-45302-LT-0000021-2013. Defendants moved to new county 18334,from 18424
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Answered on January 10, 2014
In Pennsylvania wages are not garnishable. However, you can freeze and empty bank accounts. Feel free to contact me so we can discuss this further.
Will there be any problem with my Green Card processing due to a 'fare evasion' ticket at NYC subway station?
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Answered on January 10, 2014
You should contact an immigration attorney to discuss this issue. We have an attorney in our office who handles immigration cases all over the...
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What is the difference between 38:4-138(o) and 39:4-197(3)(c). I was charged with the former and am not sure of the difference.
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Answered on January 10, 2014
I agree the former is for parking in a handicapped space.
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Local78 member an no help
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Answered on January 10, 2014
You need to act quickly and contact an attorney before you lose your rights.
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My bank account has frozen due to a judgement against me. There is only $1500.00 in the account, all of which is from my income.
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Answered on January 10, 2014
Once the money is deposited into your bank account it is no longer exempt from garnishment. There are ways to get the hold on your bank account...
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How much credit for time served will someone with 100 days in jail get?
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Answered on January 10, 2014
I agree with answers already given. Your friend would be given credit for the time he was incarcerated until the sentence was imposed. There is...
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Am I as a defendant allowed an act of discovery to be presented to me prior to signing a guilty plea agreement
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Answered on February 26, 2010
You absolutely have a right to see the evidence that the Commonwealth has against you. If your PD will not show it to you I suggest that ou obtain...
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