Satisfied Judgments

Judgments stay on the credit report for 7 years from the date of judgment OR until the statute of limitations runs out, whichever is greater.

What Property Can I Protect from Judgment Creditor Seizure in Arkansas?

You asked this already. See an experienced attorney. How property is classified affects the answer along with who owns it, what it's worth and what...

What are other methods of being served besides being handed papers?

You need an Arkansas attorney for this because each state is different. Service by publication has specific requirements that must be met. Not...

Respond to the complaint and see what the creditor alleges. You may be able to fight. If not, you can always settle. They may even ask for...

Can a car owned tenancy in entirety be siezed in Ark. for one spouses judgment debt?

A judgement against one person only cannot be used to get at tenants by the entirety property. The question is whether the property can be held...

If me and my S-Corp has had a judgement filed against us, can I open a new S-Corp and continue doing busin. w/ new bank accounts

Do not transfer the assets of the old S-Corp to the new S-Corp either. If you do that, the creditor will be able to go after those assets unless...

Who should I contact to settle a Credit card judgement?

You should start with the law firm. If the creditor still owns the debt, but is represented by counsel, that is who has the information you need....

If a third party debit collector gets a default judgement on you from a old credit acct. with false information.What can be done

I have to agree here. The time to raise defenses is at trial when you were sued and notified. Otherwise, you waive all chances to argue. However,...

I am getting calls from a loan a co signed with my daughter who is still in college, full time, call 704-590-2432

If the person calling is a debt collector (not the original creditor), you have rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act if this is...

NY fair credit act.

The Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act says that the judgment remains for 7 years from the date of judgment or until the statute of limitations runs...