Maybe. You should seek the advice of an attorney as soon as possible. This is not something that you should do yourself. This is a tricky area of law.

Florida law exempts these benefit payments from garnishment - the creditors cannot garnish government entities. However, once these payments are...

Unless there is a term of your contract that allows you to cancel and receive a refund for things like "not enough rooms for your guests", the...

The short answer is no, you cannot file a lien on the company owner's home. The company and its owner are two separate and distinct legal entities.

The only person who can answer your question of "why", is your attorney. Nobody else knows why. I cannot conceive of a legitimate reason why you...

If there is an agreement to pay rent, he is your landlord and must follow the statutory procedure to evict you. It doesn't sound like he's doing...

Let's assume that your husband properly transferred the titled of these properties from his ownership to the daughters' ownership. The daughters...

Trust me when I tell you that this e-mail is going into your junk mail file for a reason: it's complete and utter garbage. It's a scam. Delete,...

The terms of your fee agreement dictate the agreement between you and your attorney. Your attorney deserves to be paid for the work he did. You...

Having just bought a house and not being able to have his pay garnished is not a legal defense to the garnishment. Your husband should consult an...