How many garnishments can be taken out at one time.

By the way, Virginia does NOT use the federal wage exemption laws. Federal exemption laws allow you to protect up to 30 times minimum wage or 75%...

I won civil suit & so I wrote up a promosary note for payments.Do I sign a Partial Satisfaction of Judgement when he signs note?

Neither your judgment nor a promissory note will make you a priority creditor. Unless the debt was for fraud, you debt is likely dischargeable in a...

Right now, you have no business assets. It sounds like you are a sole proprietorship. Transferring those assets to a corporation would be a...

What happens when a insurance company does not pay the bills and is going bankrupt?

What no one told you is that you are responsible for the medical bills even if you have insurance. The provider submits the bill to the insurance...

What steps should I take after receiving a bill of particulars that shows no proof of a legal agreement between the two parties?

Hire a local consumer law attorney to defend the action and avoid a default judgment. You may be able to set up a Fair Debt Collection Practices...

Follow up on earlier question

Talk to a local consumer law attorney immediately. Your options depend on state law.

Can payments be ordered by the court for a judgement debtor to repay a judgement creditor?

Courts can order garnishments and property seizures. Liens are even possible. It all depends on the limits of state and federal law. Your ability...

Collecting on judgment from city agency holding funds for debtor.

This is not the forum for specific issues. You really need to talk to a local attorney about state law. Typically, garnishment summonses issued by...

Ex wife files bankruptcy. We have joint ownership of marital home. How does that effect me?

As far as the mortgage company is concerned, you still are responsible for the mortgage. If she does not pay, the company will come after you. You...

The $1,000 is statutory damages. The question about whether a violation is one or money depends on the specific facts. Since you can also sue for...