What do i need to do next to resolve this issue.

I agree with Sheldon and Christian, but I wonder why you think that the debt is satisfied. You mention that there is a judgment on your credit...

This sounds very odd. RITA should refuse to credit your account until it is straightened out--yes, even if it is their fault--but they shouldn't...

Can a lawyer garnish my wages as a cosigner, and not garnish the signer's wages also?

The garnishment papers are against you and your account. Obviously, there is a judgment against you already or the court wouldn't let them garnish...

What happens to a lien once payment has been made and final release received? How do you remove the lien if it'sno longer valid?

Sometimes contractors "forget" to release their mechanic's liens. This may be as easy as a telephone call to the contractor. It is not your...

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I lend money ($ 3000) to a contractor and now he is not returning my money.

You may have more issues than the $3,000. If you are now having construction issues and you fail to raise them in your complaint, you may lose the...

They will have no absolute "right" to enter your land or remove your fence, assuming that it really is on your property. You may want to consider...

Independent Contractor for Construction

I agree with my colleagues, that if a person is working under your license, he or she should be your employee. However, there actually is a test...

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Does a Florida construction lien apply to the property in other state?

The problem that you have is that while he may have been complying with Florida law in giving a Notice of Intent to Lien, Georgia apparently has no...

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Do I file where I agreed to the contract or where the work was done?

While generally speaking the Ohio Civil Rules prescribe the venue (location) for a case to be filed, as one of 9 choices, including: where you...

I agree with my colleague, you will do better to speak with a local attorney to write a letter for you; often a letter from an attorney gets the...