Writ of garnishment?
Yes. Each writ is a separate and distinct action. The creditor can attempt to garnish you as many times as it chooses.
Jacksonville, FL
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Debt Collection, Landlord & Tenant
Yes. Each writ is a separate and distinct action. The creditor can attempt to garnish you as many times as it chooses.
You didn't mention the results of your efforts to get UPS to compensate you for your dog.
Veterinary malpractice cases are very rare, because the damages are limited to the value of the animal. Litigating a veterinary malpractice case is...
I think your best bet is to not try to explain this in writing, but to consult with an attorney in your town.
This is a forum for adults, not minors. You need to discuss this matter with your parents and your lawyer.
Get a friend to take you to the vet.
This is an immigration issue, so I moved your question to that forum.
Without seeing the documents that you are referring to (big difference between a collection agency and a lawyer), it's hard to give you a...
If your LL obtains a judgment for money, he can do all those things within the limits of the law. A Florida judgment is good for 20 years.
It's never too late. Contact the law firm that filed the lawsuit and propose a payment plan.