Can my lender garnish my wages after they foreclose on my property and sell it .

No, the lender cannot garnish your wages. However, depending on the facts of your particular situation, the lender may be able to seek a...

Hiring a previously suspended lawyer.

Lawyers have personal issues just like everyone else in this world. If you liked the attorney and what he had to say, then he sounds like the...

I assume that by "TOD," you mean transfer on death, or more properly stated, transfer upon death. If so, then yes, you can put that in place. ...

Son had a speeding ticket and then another ticket a week later (ran red light). Hired and retained atty.

That is very unfortunate, and I am sorry to hear about your experience. First, either hire another attorney to handle the matter or go to the...

Can creditors, including medical creditors, go after a home owned by two unmarried people who are JTWROS?

It is not clear if you are asking about real estate law in NC or in Florida. I cannot answer with regard to Florida law, but in NC, a judgement...

DUI arrest in Asheville, NC

If you were arrested, it is proper procedure to read you your Miranda rights. However, if you were not read your rights, it simply means that...

Can charges be made from a payday loan made back in 2008.

There is no debtor's prison in this day and age. It is possible there could be a criminal charge if the payday lender is alleging some sort of...

The State of North Carolina has my 2 traffic violations filed under criminal. Do I have a lawsuit?

No, you have no lawsuit against the State of NC. What you do have is the right to request that your records be corrected. Good luck to you.

When filing a quitclaim deed the Grantor is the one giving up the property to the Grantee (the one who receives it. Correct?

That is correct. In a Quit Claim deed, the Grantor is giving up or transferring any interest the Grantor may have in the subject property to the...

Selected as the best answer

Can i be arrested for not being able to pay back a payday loan?

No, defaulting on a loan is a civil matter, not a criminal matter. Good luck to you.