Yes, they can. And will. Soon. You need to plan to pay or plan to file bankruptcy.

You need a local lawyer to advise you on that. Here in Northern Virginia, they rarely come after the stuff when the bankruptcy is over. In Gates...

Agreeing with Mr Bateman. Probably looking to garnish a different business with a similar name. The garnishment form has a box you can check...

Yes, you are definitely allowed to change attorneys. The hard part, obviously, is how can you come up with money to pay the new lawyer.

You need to go into court and PROVE that you weren't at the address they sent it to when they sent you the Warrant-in-Debt eight years ago. That...

The judge is not SUPPOSED to grant a default judgment if you never got anything from the court. It probably goes on a lot and the burden is on you...

Yes they are supposed to. But whether you have any rights if they send it to an old address is not clear. You should talk to a lawyer who is an...

It depends on the exact ticket, but usually yes. Have you shown the tickets to your lawyer?

It seems like the SOL has expired about now. But MAYBE, maybe your agreement to pay the debt collector might have extended the statute. If...

If it doesn't clear up in the next few days and you've sent him all the proof in writing--I'd post a review on google or yelp. Then I'd try small...