Received an affidavit supporting writ of Fieri Facias from a creditor in a consent judgement. Do I need to file anything?

The Consent Judgment probably says that if you do not make payments as per the terms of the Judgment faithfully, they can proceed to collect...

Judging from what you say, you have nothing to worry about. They're just doing their job, trying to track him down from what info they have. Tell...

Are there any services that assist pro se litigants with brief preparation analysis?

If you need help to prepare a brief, you most likely have no business trying to be your own lawyer. Pro se litigants usually get crushed in court...

In the state of GA can your social security be garnished to satisfy a summary judgment for legal fees?

No. 42 U.S.C. 407, 652(b), 659 and 662(f) provide that SS funds are exempt from garnishment.

Daughter-in -law has new car in my name. She stays late with payments and I have made one for her in past 6 months she's had car

In addition to Mr. Ashman's good answer, you most likely cannot put the car in her name (on the title) if there is still money owing on it, because...

If I am incorporated in Virginia in good standing, & I want to start another business in Georgia, how do I extend my corp in GA

A Certificate of Authority to Transact Business for a foreign (out-of-state) corporation costs $225, whereas to set up a GA corporation the filing...

Is it possible to settle with a creditor AFTER getting a judgment?

If they got a judgment over $15,000 against you, probably the next thing they will do is convert it to a FiFa and then garnish your paychecks...

In chapter 7 bankruptcy, how is garnished wages returned to client?

Some attorneys include the reclaiming of garnished funds in their normal charges; others (perhaps most) do not.

What are the consequences of walking away from a mortgage in Georgia?

I would agree with Mr. Gardner-- you should speak with your Ch 13 attorney about amending your 13 so as to surrender the home while the 13 is still...

Would filing a claim for severely overdue HOA assessments be considered 'suit on a note' or 'suit on account'?

In addition to Mr. Gardner's excellent answer above, I would add that IF you are not an attorney, and IF the HOA is incorporated, I believe that...