This is a complicated problem. To vacate the judgment, you will need to show that you were not served, and that you have a "meritorious" defense....

Who's responsible for my ex wife's credit card debt?

The liability on a credit card is covered by the agreement with the creditor, not with the divorce court. If you signed the agreement, then you...

Client did chargeback on his credit card for hourly work. Paypal doesn't cover me under seller protection.

This is an issue of collections. You will need to sue the person who hired you. You will need a name and address to serve them with your papers.

My father and I have the same name not social though, I have been turned down credit because of a debt in bankruptcy my dad has

This is a problem called a "mixed credit file". http://www.krumbeinlaw.com/maximum-possible-accuracy/ The fact that you have different social...

What is the law in Virginia regarding garnishment?

In order for a bank garnishment to be issued, they must have a judgment. You need to check on the court records to find the judgment. Once the...

What to expect when debt turned over to Commonwealth of VA Debt Office?

You have a problem in dealing with the state, and VCU is a state agency. The statute of limitations does not apply to the Commonwealth of...

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Was I the victim of a phone scam or am I in legal trouble?

Scam. I have written about these types of scammers before. Here are some of the blogs on...

Why do we have to have SOL and Report cards?

We have Standard of Learning Tests because the Virginia Legislature wanted to make sure that all students got an equal education. We have report...

Do I need attorney for violation consumer fair credit unlawful collection Debits Due not owe

You do not NEED an attorney, but bringing a lawsuit like this in any court is akin to doing surgery on yourself. Possible, but not advisable....

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My Ex GirlFriend left a photocopy of a Warrant in Debt - Small Claims Div. against me on my door @ 2am, filed by her. What now?

#1. See a lawyer. This is much more complex than anyone can answer here. #2. Go to court on the court date. The questions you have asked are...