What happens to retirement accounts?
This is going to depend on the type of account you're referring to. MOST retirement accounts are exempt, meaning they cannot be touched by a...
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This is going to depend on the type of account you're referring to. MOST retirement accounts are exempt, meaning they cannot be touched by a...
A statute of limitations only prevents them from suing you. Generally, a debt stemming from a written contract has a 15 year statute of...
Those are very broad questions, and will often depend on more details...but generally, Yes, they can collect from him. Yes, they can put it on...
You present multiple questions. We'll start with the first. Judgment creditors can take several actions...including all those you listed. They...
There are many many issues to consider here. You can dissolve an LLC through the Ohio Secretary of State's office. However, you may want to seek...
...and...if you are sued...the statue is probably 6 years, but possibly 15 years (if there was a written agreement). Keep in mind, many doctors...
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Kevin is absolutely right. You are what we debt collectors call "judgment proof." Meaning, even if we have a judgment, there's very little we can...
Calling the agency and attempting to resolve this with them may minimize further phone calls, but if you're unwilling or unable to offer meaningful...
He certainly could. The only thing a divorce may potentially effect is distribution of property (if there's any equity in the property, and...
I agree with Hanna's comments...i would add that you could argue a defense of waiver/estoppel...he waited too long to collect that $500 from you. ...