How do I collect $8,000 on a loan,that is not being repayed? Is small claims court the ans--if I get judgement how do I collec

A lawsuit only establishes your right to the money. If the person has nothing, your judgment may be worthless.

Sue debt collector over false information

See local consumer law attorney. If the debt is a consumer debt and if you disputed it and if they refused to fix it, then you have rights....

Homestead Exemption in TX

Don't do it. It is a poor estate planning tool that can cause big problems for you and them, especially if you need to sell or if they have...

Contact your U.S. Trustee. First, document your attempts to contact your attorney (when and how).

Can an HOA try to recover their half of a judgment against a homeowner when the award was split in AZ?

You need a local attorney to review the judgment and whether there was an award of attorney fees. Do it now before this debt gets out of hand.

I have a charged off auto loan that I can't pay until I sell my house, how can I avoid law suit in the mean time?

If a debt collector is trying to collect, challenge the debt. If you are sued, respond. Make them prove everything. If they contact you, hire an...

Vacating a judgement

The time for validation is before judgment. Afterwards, you have to prove lack of service or invalid service or lack of jurisdiction. The facts as...

After a divorce, do I have rights concerning joint accounts if my name is on the loan?

If the divorce court ordered him to assume the debt and he is not doing so, take him back to court. You may be entitled to damages. However, if he...

Can I settle a debt that has already gone to court?

First of all, any case can be settled. It is not true that judgments are harder to settle (though it is harder once garnishments start if those are...

I filed for chapter 13 bankruptcy my self. Only the first three pages. Now the rest of it is very hard to fill out .

Most attorneys will not get involved with a pro se case because it takes more to fix the problems caused than to avoid them in the first...