You should definitely consult with a consumer protection attorney. You should make sure that you keep all copies of all of your loan paperwork. ...

What should be done to handle garnishment, that was paid in 2006? They are still collecting funds from account.?

You need to have all documents regarding your situation reviewed by counsel. You say that '[a] default judgment from 5/23/2003, was not served...

Motion to set aside?

Unfortunately, if the judge ruled against you in spite of your good authority, then your main remedy is to appeal. If the court did not give you...

Can a lawsuit be dismissed for reasons not applicable to the case?

I understand that you are trying to pose a generalized hypothetical question without a lot of details. Unfortunately, it is the details that are...

I live in Atlanta and I had my wife serve she did not anwser I got two more tries before they send it back to the court's

Are you talking about a divorce action? If so, post that in a comment, and I (or someone else on this forum) can change your topic to "divorce and...

You need to have your documents reviewed by counsel. Even if you do owe something, there may be a possibility that a compromise can be worked out.

Selected as the best answer

Why am I being served with a civil suit on a property I sold 14 years ago for deed having two words wrong on discription?

I assume that you gave a warranty deed at the time of sale 14 years ago, and you were named as a defendant because the loan company is suing you on...

Is this considered a verbal contract?

Were you current on all payments when you went to TitleMax to offer payment? If they refused your tender of payment with the explanation that...

You can't appeal on grounds of perjury. You can appeal if there is a conflict of evidence on a material issue of fact. I know this may seem...

Foreclosure defense case, case has been recently placed on the appeals court docket and defendant has offered to settle?

It matters a lot what court you are in. A lot of foreclosure cases wind up being "removed" to federal court, so you could be in the Georgia Court...