In Pennsylvania a writ of execution is used to seize property. The type of property is described in the writ. If it says that the sheriff is to...

What is the statute of limitations on accident judgements?

All of the previous answers are good. However, if none of those approaches works for you, you may consider a bankruptcy. The cost of a simple...

What happens if my CH 13 bankruptcy gets dismissed because I have not, and cannot continue to make payments?

Your creditors will have the same rights they had before the bankruptcy was filed. However, if the plan was confirmed and some payments were made...

Can collection agencies charge interest on a collection sent to them if the account was charged off and then sent

I agree with the earlier answers. The debt will continue to earn interest according to the original terms, or local law.

Can you pay off a collection debt with monthly payments instead of the entire amount without being harassed by that agency

I agree with the earlier answer. That being said, they'd rather have your money than a pile of papers to review. If you can verify that you owe...

Can a debtor Lie to me about a judgment?

You should contact a consumer protection lawyer. The laws mentioned in the previous answer give you the basis of a claim. However, your claim...

Should You Register a LLC for Each Company?

There is no one-size-fits-all strategy in these cases. You have to come up with a long term plan first, and then decide if one company or two...

What are the steps to change a sole proprietor business to llc? Do I need a new license and EIN #?

There are a number of steps and too many to answer here. You should contact an attorney who handles that, and make an appointment.

CO SIGNED FOR A CAR, BUYER REFUSED TO MAKE PAYMENT, AND REFUSES TO SIGN IT OVER TO ME, CREDIT WILL BE RUINED BY HIM. CAN I SUE?

In Pennsylvania, co-signing by itself does not give a basis of a suit. An agreement with the other person that he would make payments is...

CO SIGNED FOR A CAR, BUYER REFUSED TO MAKE PAYMENT, AND REFUSES TO SIGN IT OVER TO ME, CREDIT WILL BE RUINED BY HIM. CAN I SUE?

In Pennsylvania, co-signing by itself does not give a basis of a suit. An agreement with the other person that he would make payments is...