If an owner of a home has a judgment against him for an unpaid credit card bill, will that affect the sale of a home?
The only person liable to the credit card company is the judgment debtor.
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The only person liable to the credit card company is the judgment debtor.
Hire yourself a lawyer and get him or her working to remove this person from your property. This is NOT a "do it yourself" job.
If the creditor didn't show up, the judge should dismiss the writ of garnishment. No, there's nothing a court can do to force the creditor to "work...
I believe that you can pay the clerk of the court in the county in which the judgment was recorded. Inquire of the clerk if that's accurate.
Yes, that's allowed. You should try to comply with the legal requirements so the judge.doesnt sanction you.
I'd find an.employment law attorney fast and let that guy work his magic. Employment law attorneys may disagree with me.
Pay the $6200 & don't go back to the first vet.
You don't have a legal case on these facts.
I assume by your question, you mean that is it permissible to do? No, and the judge will not read the text (how the person obtained a judges text...
This is not a police matter by any stretch of the imagination and it's not negligence. See an attorney,.maybe a strongly worded letter will do the...