New Port Richey, FL
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at New Port Richey, FL
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Litigation, Estate Planning
The suspension is indefinite unless a bankruptcy court discharges your debt or you pay the debt or you convince the judgmentholder to release your...
You are describing a "cramdown" and no, that provision has not yet been added to the Bankruptcy Act. A recent BusinessWeek article indicates...
It's possible they already sued. Garnishment generally doesn't happen without a judgment, which only results from a lawsuit. You may not have...
Your question seems a little confused. No party may "double recover" from two parties who together caused an injury or damaged property. But the...
As a legal matter, in Florida there are no statutory requirements concerning pay frequency or the lag time between when the services are performed...
Real Estate gurus recommend not owing rental property that's farther that a 40 minute drive (so you can keep tabs on it). This landlord has...
Your ex has what's known as a "right of first refusal" and selling without giving him an opportunity to exercise it will expose you to him coming...
A bank (or more likely its successor in interest, a Junk Debt Buyer) can pursue the unpaid balance on any note that hasn't been satisfied or...
In Florida, you're looking at a statute of limitations of five years from the date of default. There are some other nuances to the situation...
You have two totally separate issues here. The reaging of the debts violates the FDCPA and FCRA and you can sue for it. The drivers' license...
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