What do I do after a judgment has been rendered against me for unlawful detainer?
1) yes, you can appeal. You will have to post an appeal bond of over $3500. - this means you need to pay that money to the court to be held until...
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1) yes, you can appeal. You will have to post an appeal bond of over $3500. - this means you need to pay that money to the court to be held until...
Yes, they are legal. You are subject to whatever affected the property when you bought it - restrictions, easements, etc. Virginia (and nearly...
You need to see a lawyer to review all the facts and documents - there are complicated issues that need to be checked.
First, you didn't say it was a timeshare, but from the code section I assume that is what you 'bought'. Second, your point isn't without merit -...
You really need a lawyer to help you on this - you will need to file a motion to quash the garnishment and having a lawyer is really the best way...
The Virginia Code section that applies is here: http://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title43/chapter4/section43-33/ and the process for enforcing it...
You are so hung up in cute abbreviations (this is NOT texting) that you left out any meaningful description of the problem so I doubt you will get...
hire a lawyer as you have given absolutely no facts about the situation
Get a lawyer to help with this. You might have an agreement with this neighbor, but not the next guy that buys the property. What you (actually...
SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM. It is a big bunch of crap nonsense. Ignore it.