Arguably, you breached the agreement. You should expect to be sued unless you pay it back. Perhaps the company will allow you to pay it back over...

I recommend that you consult and retain an experienced California family law attorney to help get this straightened out.

Unless Georgia is radically different, there is generally a waiting period between the date the Court executes the judgment and the date in which a...

Nobody online knows what the closing agreement says. Take it to a local lawyer for an...

Three things: First, she took her money. She cannot steal from herself. Second, your post is inconsistent. In one paragraph, you state that her...

Filing is the key date, not...

It means that garnishment action against your old employer is closed. Your judgment is still very much alive and they will be searching for your...

Good luck. This is probably not the kind of case that anyone would take on a contingent basis, although if there is insurance involved with an...

No, you can't sue for their lack of action. No damages = no lawsuit. You have suffered no damages. Keep bugging them and in the meantime, safeguard...

Issuing a subpoena to a non-party would be governed by the Washington rules of civil procedure. If you issue a subpoena to the bank, the records...