No. There is no need as their actions are basically immune from nearly all civil liability.

Can A lid Pendens be placed on property that was awarded to me in our divorce 4 years later?

A lis pendens is only valid if there is a pending suit against you and the suit relates in some way to the property or ownership thereof. An...

So recently, I was arrested for speeding and an apparent attempt to elude an officer. Questions?

You should have an attorney attempt to negotiate the fleeing and attempting charge away, as this can have significant aspects on your license. If...

I agree with Mr. Harrell. If a spouse has a claim, then the other spouse will have a potential claim for loss of consortium. In fact, if your...

If you have a joint survivorship deed but sign a power of attorney which one holds up in the case that both parties are alive?

The power of attorney allows a person to act on your behalf if it is in your interests or with your wishes. You should read the provision in the...

If I Have Power Of Attorney For My Grand Father Can I Attend Meetings On His Behalf ?

No. He will have to attend the 341 meeting of creditors. You may be able to assist, depending on the trustee, but his presence cannot be waived. ...

I'm in Atlanta, Georgia, chapter 13 bankruptcy. I am receiving a check of $920 from the state, do I report it?

You must disclose all sources of income in your budget, although there are some types of income which are not included in the statement of monthly...

Can a creditor charge off an account without attempting to collect payment?

Charge off just means that they are no longer actively reporting the debt. If they sold the car and go enough to pay off the balance, then you owe...

Judgement from a credit card is 4/08 .. Just received notification that they are garnishing my wages now, 12/18, is this valid?

The statute of limitations refers to the time the creditor has to file suit. Since they already did that, then you do not have a statute of...

If the judge reads the indictment to the jurors incorrectly in the charge to the jury, is this a major error?

It could be a basis for a reversal of the conviction, depending on the circumstances. You only have 30 days from the conviction to file an appeal...