Can I sue housing authority for not fixing things that cause safety hazards?

You can also contact the city/county housing inspector and request an inspection of the property or report unsafe conditions. You cannot withhold...

Got an notice of right to have exemptions designated today what do I do to keep my property?

You have 20 days from the day you were served - the day after is day 1 - to file the form properly filled out. There is no specific place to list...

Can i sue sprint?

You probably signed an arbitration agreement in your contract. You also probably signed an authorization to debit your bank account in the...

I got sued for old college debt, can I get sued again and will they continue reporting on my credit?

It depends and it's a little complicated. You will need to have an attorney review the specifics with you. Generally, If a Judgment was entered...

Can filing for bankruptcy reverse a tax offset after the fact?

Possibly, but the funds taken for any debt as a "preference" (money taken to pay a debt within 90 days of filing) do not get returned instantly....

Can a landlord take services out of your name knowing you're still in property?

Do you have a written lease (even if you went to month to month later)? What does the lease say? If not, what was your verbal agreement with regard...

I live in Charlotte, NC. and am being sued for credit card. I am broke, do I have to go to court?

You don't indicate what the court date is for. Most likely, there will be a judgment entered against you for the amount sued for and court costs....

Can I go to courthouse and get a installment payment plan for the amount I can pay and not the amount the sueing party wants?

Unfortunately, no. If you got a Notice of Right, you already have a Judgment against you. The time for arguing with them about the amount they sued...

Go to court on the assigned date and time with proof of all of your payments. Do not fail to show up unless the Clerk of Court can confirm to you...

Can I stop a written of execution by making payments even if those payments are less than desired but more than accrued interest

Unfortunately, no. A judgment creditor is not required to "work with you" and take what you say you can afford to pay. Hopefully, you filed your...