Atlanta, GA
Construction and development Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Arbitration, Mediation
The offer you got suggests that the debtor does not want to go into bankruptcy and could lose a lot if he does. You may have the leverage to work...
You have a couple of options to investigate, including modification of the support due to changed circumstances or possibly bankruptcy to rework...
That's going to be a tough case, since it involves the government. You may want to see if you can run this by a legal aid attorney.
This is something where you may not be able to get a legal remedy. Maybe try something else: influence the board. Your situation might be...
The police very often do little or nothing with matters that are seen as "small" or not urgent. Small claims court is your recourse.
The two prior answers show how confusing your post is. Are you talking about properties you own, in which case sale doesn't affect judgments...
This sounds like small claims court. If the debt is not older than six years, then you should try to work it out to pay it but don't let a default...
There are a number of questions to be answered but if they haven't withheld more than you owe there's no real damage to you.
Real estate matters are subject to the law of the state in which the property lies. Florida is your answer.
More importantly, why are you asking the question? Has this happened to you? If so, it would be better to post a narrative of what happened and...
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