Why would a person have to prove all the payments they made in order to prove the other person stopped making payments?

Sounds as if this is a normal part of discovery.

Told I should seek legal advice. Business copy and pasted my signature on wage garnishment document.

Consumer protection probably is your best bet, although any civil litigator should be able to handle a fraud case such as this.

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There is a law office that bought my credit card debt has put a lean on my house and is taking me to court to make payment

The lien comes after you're sued and the Court enters a judgment. Note that the judgment normally will allow a creditor to garnish wages and attach...

My private student loans are in default because of legal issues what options do I have?

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Sued by a credit card company for default...

The answer to this question is a complex one, and can't be answered without a fair amount of legal research. I recommend speaking with an...

Bankruptcy court open case--and new mortgage fraud prevention law nys

There are some things that just can't be answered appropriately in this on-line format. I strongly recommend speaking with an attorney experienced...

How to collect money owed to me from somebody in Florida, I live in Los Angeles.

You'll probably need to hire a Florida attorney to sue the person, and might need to go to Florida for the trial if it's contested.

Appealing loan modification (3rd time) for 1st loan. Impacts of doing bankruptcy to get 1st loan approved?

I disagree with Mr. Corbin--my clients in bankruptcy get loan modifications all the time. I'm kept busy filing motions to have them approved by the...

When having garnishment on bank accounts when does it take place and for how long?

Yes. But it's unlikely that the creditor's attorney will do so.