Lease finance group in New York threatens with wage garnishment for a credit card terminal from 8 years ago that I returned
We are litigating a case against them right now. If you can afford an attorney, hire one and you may have the amount reduced.
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We are litigating a case against them right now. If you can afford an attorney, hire one and you may have the amount reduced.
Contact an attorney who handles TCPA claims. Save your voicemails if you have them. You may have a claim.
This is really hard to answer without knowing who you think is "bugging" your phone. If you think it's the government, a criminal attorney is...
You need to talk to a business attorney. If you sold the name along with the assets of the business, you may run into some trouble.
Generally, no. The statute will trump common law. There are no certainties, but this is definitely a more often than not scenario.
Business litigator is your best bet in my opinion. Or, as my colleague mentioned below, an attorney who does this often.
Mr. Deason is spot on. Based solely on the facts provided, you're likely exempt, however, better safe than sorry. See a tax or business attorney.
I agree with my colleagues. A prenup is much more than words on paper and frankly, the very fact that you thought you had to apply for one shows...
I agree with my colleagues. But must ask, is there a reason you are proceeding pro se?
I agree with Mark. It depends on what you owed on the car.