Nobody online knows the answer to your question of "why". Ask questions of the attorneys in the settlement documents.

Maybe. The courts probably have not dealt with this type of issue in Oregon. See an attorneynto determine whether it's worth (financially) pursuing.

Yes. You can be garnished as many times as the creditor decides to file a garnishment until the judgment is paid or it expires.

You need an attorney who handles social security benefits. This is not anything that you can do yourself.

While I appreciate your issue, you seem to have no appreciation for the amount of time it takes for things to happen. My advice is to wait another...

A lawyer licensed in South Carolina would need to help you. _____________________________________________________________________________

As a landlord, you'd love to able to shut off the utilities. I have not come across 1 state that allows that sort of thing - its called self-help....

Probably not, as the Order is not directed to the school. The order is directed to the two parents. Your legal beef is with your ex. Easier...

None. Vigilantism is not legal. You have no authority to act as a police officer, judge or jury. That's what it is. Examples: you are walking...

That's interesting, but that's not a question. You have to ask a question, because this is a question and answer forum. Please ask a question.