As long as they used a name that you have used at one time or another, this is sufficient for servuce, If the plaintiff is a debt buyer,...

Debt relief agencies may not act on your behalf in court. Only attorneys may represent you. You can motion to set aside the judgment but must do...

The judge will likely give you an opportunity to pay the fee. If you cannot afford the fee, you can file an affidavit of indigency. You will have...

Your post is a little confusing. If you receive money from a reverse mortgage, that money is not protected from creditors. They can attach the...

You have already posted this question and received excellent answers. Contact a commercial bankruptcy attorney immediately. There are time limits...

Your question has nothing to do with an appeal so I have moved to Criminal Defense to allow attorneys in this area to answer. Bond terms vary and...

As advised, there is no such thing as a "judgment proof" letter. Creditors are unlikely to dismiss a lawsuit based upon this criteria alone. ...

The problem is not the amount. It is the fact that the creditor is the original creditor and not a debt buyer. In this instance, they tend to...

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Unless you have a contract defining what "finished" means, then "finished" is a relative term. He may think that he is finished. You can not pay...

Yes, Florida Bar Rule 4-1.5(a) prohibits lawyers from charging an excessive fee. This includes "nonrefundable" fees where work has not been...