We reached an agreement with a credit card and have upheld it perfectly, can they still sue us?
I agree wIith the posters that said you should take the letter and the settlement agreement to a lawyer. I would recommend Lynn Coleman ( I have...
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I agree wIith the posters that said you should take the letter and the settlement agreement to a lawyer. I would recommend Lynn Coleman ( I have...
I don't know what Ohio civil procedure dictates but in federal court and in my state, if requests for admissions (RFAs) are not answered within...
Try to consult with a local attorney on this matter. If the entity suing you is a debt buyer, you will want to review the entire court file (or...
To specifically answer your question, yes the judgment creditor can seize the house. But . . . If the house is worth $100,000 and there is a...
No, your new wife is not responsible for this judgment. Furthermore, if you incur debt in your name alone (or your wife incurs debt in her name...
You need to consult with an attorney in your area. First, you need to gather the paperwork from the loan. If you do not have it, perhaps a...
Your situation is why you never co-sign for anyone unless you are prepared to pay the debt as if the primary obligor did not. However, to answer...
It depends on Florida law. In most states, a judgment is valid for ten years. The judgment can be renewed for an additional ten years. So, if...
Since you have received the Notice of Right to Designate Exempt Property, a judgment has already been entered against you. A judgment is valid for...
As the prior poster stated, I would strongly urge you to consult with an attorney to fight the debt buyer. As an attorney, I never advise settling...