What is the crime if a person sold a car that did not belong to them wghile the owner of the car was at the beach

If you are the owner, and did not sign the title or the bill of sale, the car is still yours. Unless you received money or authorized this other...

What should I do?

Some of the other responses have recommended debt or credit counseling, which can be helpful in some low debt situations, but is not going to...

Can installment loan company come take my stuff (tv,laptop,game system,etc.) without court order ( judgement) in state of Ga.

The other responses are very good. The only thing I would add is that a creditor cannot simply come to your house and take your things like what...

What are my options to deal with a wage garnishment?

I agree with Mr. Harrell. A chapter 13 would be the quickest way to remove the garnishments, but it would take a minimum of three years to...

Do I need to get custody over my mother to place her Social Security?

You need to have yourself appointed guardianship over her person and her property through a petition filed in the probate court. Once you are the...

What is my next course of action?

From your comments to other responses, it appears that you signed the reaffirmation agreement, and your attorney sent it to them, but that they...

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What can I expect from an aggravated assault charge?never been accused of this before.

If no weapon or object was used, this is aggravated battery. As you posted this under juvenile, which would apply if he were under 17, then he...

How do I start a lawsuit against some that owes me money?

If the amount is less than $15,000, then you can file suit against him yourself in the county magistrate court where he resides. If the amount is...

I am being singled out for a medical condition

I agree with Mr. Rafter. Unless the employer makes an employment decision adverse to you, such as termination, suspension, reprimand, etc. there...

Am I able to sue Walmart vision center

Medical malpractice cases must be brought within 2 years of the act of malpractice, unless it was something you could not readily discover until...