The short answer to you question(s) is YES. When a judgment is issued against you, the creditor has a right to collect / execute against the...

Do I need a housing court attorney?

When you make the decision to retain an attorney, you must weight the cost of the attorney's legal fees against the cost9s) you may incur if you...

There are several parts to your question that need to be addressed separately, and to do that, I would strongly recommend you seek the assistance...

I started school at WSU about a year ago and when I picked classes they had told me I had financial aid to go to class.

Typically, when you receive financial aid, you receive an "award letter" setting forth the amount of grant / loan the school or government is...

If there was a notice of court proceeding to collect debt on feb 1,2013 how long can they take to orderand notice of garn&answer

From your question, it is not clear what the status of the debt collection is. First you indicated that you made payments to a lawyer: if that is...

Cosigner rights?

In Ohio, ownership of a vehicle is controlled by who's name is on the title to the vehicle. In your question, you stated that your fiance's name...

I own a condo in Ohio and my tenants just moved out. How do I seek payment from them for damages?

Assuming that the tenants moved out at the end of the lease, (and you do not have unpaid months rent) then your damages would be the cost of...

Motion For Continuance - are final exams "valid" reason to file one?

Granting a motion to continue a hearing is solely in the discretion of the court. The court can grant or deny the motion depending on the fairness...

I'm in a local band in Cincinnati. If agreed to do a gig over email is ok to back out with out being sued?

In its basic form, a contract requires an offer, an acceptance, and consideration between the parties. The offer here would be the promoter...

What does motion to dismiss john doe as a party as paternity has been determined? Is he the father or not?

A motion to dismiss a party - here, a "John Doe" typically means that party no longer has an interest or is necessary to the case. Sometimes a...