How do I get my money back from a garnishment overpayment?
You don't necessarily need to file Bankruptcy, particularly if this is the only troublesome debt you have. You should contact the creditor or the...
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You don't necessarily need to file Bankruptcy, particularly if this is the only troublesome debt you have. You should contact the creditor or the...
Your issue seems to be very fact intensive and will most likely turn on the language of the listing agreement you signed with the realtor. You...
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I agree with attorney Oakley. Although technically your spouse would still be bound by the agreement regarding the proceeds, once you are off title...
Your biggest concern will be if they actually haven't recorded your deed. It's possible the deed was recorded and the online records haven't...
Are you a party to the lawsuit? If so, the rules are different. If you are a party they can depose you in the county where the case is pending, a...
Sounds like the foreclosure case would have been dismissed because of some deficiencies in the lender's paperwork when the case was filed, except...
Yes, it can be admitted during trial unless the court orders otherwise. There are rules in place to address discovery failures and they also...
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Yes, you can ultimately have the employer held responsible for the debt if it does not respond to the show cause order. Depending on the county and...
By District court do you mean Federal District Court? It's not typical for state district court to set any deadlines for discovery because all you...
An attorney with some background in contracts would be helpful. Possibly an attorney with experience with wills and trusts in case you have...