New Port Richey, FL
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at New Port Richey, FL
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Litigation, Estate Planning
State A will l not typically enforce state B's taxes. So the good news is that by being in Florida, MOST of the bad things that can happen to you...
Threshold question: was there a judgment? Cases that haven't been sued upon have a statute of limitations, and once it runs the creditor is out of...
There are various companies like Cadle and Franklin Credit Management that specialize in various segments. What you might receive in payment will...
The correct term is "head of family" and without someone who depends on you for more than half their income, you're not going to qualify for that...
Your deposition can be scheduled without a subpoena since you are (were) a party to the case, not some disinterested witness. There are...
You'll need to review the agreements but typically they have anti-waiver provisions that render the acceptance of late payments harmless to their...
As head of family your wages cannot be garnished (although there is something naughty a creditor can do if you work for a national employer--they...
The safest solution would be to have the ex-sister in law step forward and get into communication with the attorney who sued her. That would...
You need to do a strong cease & desist (a/k/a "F.O.A.D.") letter.
Some debts can be garnished "administratively" (meaning without going to court). Usually these are student loans, taxes and the like. I would not...
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