How likely are judgement creditors to attach a lien to a property owned in a different state?

It depends on a lot of things. they can force you into court to disclose your assets and other liabilities. If they find out about it, and the...

Is there a way to find out if my civil court case has been dismissed?

Hire a lawyer! Compare the cost of hiring a lawyer to the amount of the potential judgment you face, and you will see the wisdom of this advice.

Can a collection agency collect debt from me late father's over drafted checking account?

Generally, no, but your facts are interesting. You say your name was on his checks. Does it SAY you're his POA on the checks? Did you get the...

What do I do if a lawsuit has been filed against me?

Unfortunately, your action unwittingly confirmed that the debt was valid. Take the papers to a competent consumer law/bankruptcy attorney in your...

Is my home, deeded in my wife's and my names in North Carolina subject to seizure by a court as the result of a lawsuit for debt

IF your deed is to you and your wife, as husband in wife or tenants by the entireties, a judgment against only one of you will not attach to the...

Can I file wage garnishment with only a court judgement?

The likelihood that you will collect this judgment is extremely low if he has no assets. Credit is not a priority with people with no assets. ...

Filed bankruptcy Pro se , but due to a pending personal injury suit my wife had, but lost it and still hasn't discharged

Contact the case administrator for YOUR case in the bankruptcy court clerk's office.

i would ask my lawyer. If your lawyer doesn't know, get a second opinion (you certainly can afford it). There are a couple of options at least...

What questions should I ask in post-judgment interrogatories for debt collection in small claims court?

Getting a judgment is 10% of the battle; congratulations on your success with that. Collecting a judgment is the challenge, and it takes legal...

I got summons for failure to appear in court for a doctor's bill.

You apparently got a judgment and then, when the creditor summoned you to appear to answer interrogatories (questions about your financial...

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