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Creditor garnished my severance pay and later took the remainder from my checking account. Am I legally entitled to the return o
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Answered on December 20, 2013
I strongly recommend speaking with a lawyer ASAP.
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Can I sue a City of Seattle Municipal Court employee for torts?
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Answered on December 20, 2013
It is possible that this person might have immunity from suit. Speak with a local attorney.
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What to say on an appeal letter
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Answered on December 20, 2013
It's impossible to say given the limited facts posted.
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Do I have to pay a maintenance fee for 3 years unpaid? its the first time we have received this bill florida
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It's impossible to say without knowing more and seeing the notice. I suggest having it looked at by a local attorney.
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Need help filing an Answer to a Complaint with my new legal name.
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Answered on December 20, 2013
Once at the top should be sufficient.
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I had a state tax levy taken out of my 1788 check and they took 1262 out! I called the dept of revenue and thy show no record of
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Get a copy of the document pursuant to which your employer garnished your wages. That will tell you who garnished your wages, the case number, and...
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I never received a validation notice, but a debt collection agency is refusing to validate my debt.
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Answered on December 20, 2013
Judges tend to dislike small lawsuits for technical violations of the law.
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Attorney firm and debt collector attempting to recover debt from the same account. Payments being made currently.
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Answered on December 20, 2013
Sadly, this happens not infrequently. Bankruptcy would stop both collectors.
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Wage garnishment
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Answered on December 20, 2013
What is your question?
Does my non-filing spouse have to submit bank statements if I am filing for ch 7? We have no joint accounts. Also, the house is
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Answered on December 20, 2013
Since the 2005 Bankruptcy Act, household income and household expenses are important, rather than just what you earn or spend.
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