Fort Myers, FL
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Fort Myers, FL
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt
The right to sue and whether the creditor can actually collect upon a judgment received are two entirely different issues. Based upon the facts...
If you didn't authorize it in any way then you should not be liable. However, sounds like your wife may have a problem - with the creditor and you.
Mr. Wiley is right on point. Whatever you do, don't make any payment on this debt until you know that the debt is valid - meaning that the current...
You provided the card to him so you accepted the risk of this type of event happening. Sounds to me like there would not be a SOL problem as he...
May depend upon any retainer agreement that you may have signed. I would think that most statutes of limitation would have expired after an...
A pretty tricky area and I'm not certain that the appropriate forum is Bankruptcy/Debt. Retirement plans are creatures of statutes and agreements....
Unless there is something specific in your state statute I would say no. Garnishment/Levy is a creation of state law for creditors to seek...
If the debt is outside of the statute of limitations the agency may be violating federal and state debt collection laws. Statutes of limitation...
Generally you can move forward under the original judgment. The change in amount due is normally stated in the motion for the writ of garnishment...
Generally, whenever you wish to change a court's decision you start by filing a motion for reconsideration. In that motion you must normally point...
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