Can I get my down payment back if I got an as is used car ?

Probably not. Unless you would be able to prove some fraud or undue influence, an as is sale is just that. This is why so many consumer...

How did this happen & is it legal to do this without noticed?

If a judgment has been entered, its good for 20 years. A creditor may seek a garnishment at ANY time in that 20 year period. Florida law...

What does this mean? Will I get my money back?

Sounds like it was dissolved under 77.041, not 77.04. If the garnishment is dissolved, you will get your money back, however you now know that...

Would I be able to sue someone who sold me a car but didn’t tell me what was wrong with it and had the wrong miles?

2 things. 1. You are going to have an uphill battle on suing the seller successfully if you bought the car AS IS. Proving fraud is difficult,...

How can I find out if there are 2 accounts in a bank when I haven't received any statements on 1 account for over a year.

If the deposit account is the same as the credit account, there is a possibility that some money was applied from the deposit account to the credit...

Can my mom legally keep my mail and tell me to come back later if i am 18?

Realistically and logistically, your best bet would be to obtain a new address to have your mail delivered. A P.O. box is always an option.

You should not simply ignore the subpoena, but you might want to contact the agency/attorney who issued it and discuss your situation....

Forclosure my rights?

Its tough to say, but if its at the lawsuit stage anywhere form a few months to many years. There is no specific number. You should consult...

I currently live in NC. I have a 13 year old judgement in FL that I have received notice that they are trying to move to NC.

A judgment in FL is good for 20 years, under Florida law. See 95.11 Fla. Stat. Hope this helps.

How do I take the city landscape company to small claims court after a branch broke my bathroom window and they refuse to pay?

If you think that you can prove your case, you can sue in small claims court. It will cost you upfront, though and you may or may not prevail....