Can a Texas Divorce Attorney charge interest for balances owed?

If the contract provides for interest, then you must pay interest. If not, then there isn't any. Look at the contract.

HOW DO YOU GET MONEY OWED FROM A PRIVATELY-OWNED COMPANY?

If the owner of the sites where you did work paid the bill, then you have no right to file a lien against their property (this is the mechanics...

My husband has a credit card judgment against him for business debt. Can they seize our joint bank accounts in NC or our

Household goods are usually protected up to a certain amount. Most household goods aren't worth enough for creditors to bother with. Joint bank...

In the state of New York, can creditors attach IRA's and custodial accounts?

Custodial accounts can NOT be attached. However, a creditor can try to undo the transfer if it was done to hinder attempts to collect OR you are...

A contract is a contract, whether oral or written. If you make an attempt to pay beyond the statute of limitations, you may renew the collections...

I am in a partnership in which my assoc. has obtained numerious credit cards and used them for his personal use.

Were the credit cards in the name of the partnership? If so, the credit card company may hold you liable as a partner. You can then sue your...

What is the best option for small home-based business set-up:LLC or S Corporation?

I agree with Mr. Fromm. Talk to the people at SCORE. They are retired business executives and work with (though are not part of) the SBA. You can...

If a non-US resident provides web service with copyrighted material in the US, are they required to follow the DMCA?

The American host has to follow it. You can follow the providers upstream until you reach a U.S. host. Foreign companies are not subject to U.S....

Texas Title Loan Repossession

Generally, to get a vehicle back if it is covered by the UCC, you must pay what it takes to reinstate the loan, pay the loan off (refinancing it...

Cite an FTC (Federal Trade Commission) Regulation that applies to any aspect of Consumer Protection

Didn't you ask this already? Look at Section 5 of the FTC Act.