The meeting with the Trustee is the meeting with the creditors (341 meeting). Not 2 meetings, generally, but just one. And yes, you'll both have...

I am sued by portfolio recovery associates for 5600. I answered the summon by denying everything.

Did Portfolio attach any paperwork to the Complaint to show that they own the debt and to prove the balance that's unpaid? They are going to have...

Third party debt collector severed papers on me. They say I got 30 days what should I do?

Look over the papers carefully yourself. You will see that they give you a certain number of days to file an "answer" with the Court from the date...

I sued a guy that I was paying a car to and I won the case now he does not want to pay me I was told to get a lawyer

Sometimes collecting on a judgment is harder than winning the court case! You should get a lawyer to help you with this, as you will likely need...

What are the steps needed for non payment for services rendered?

For this amount of money, you should get the assistance of a local attorney who specializes in debt collection. Obviously, they are going to take...

How long is the statute of limitations for a civil suit that has already been won ?

A judgment in your favor can be enforced for 5 years from the day it was granted. It can then be effective for another 5-year period if you file...

Can your employer take your whole pay check after you signed stating how much is to be garnished?

Ohio law regulates how much a creditor can take from your paycheck. They can't take the whole amount of your wages. You might want to consult...

How does my bf stop a garnishment for a federal college loan?

It's my understanding that the only way a former ITT student can have his student loan forgiven is if he was a student at the time they closed, or...

Is my old apartment complex allowed to charge me $450 to repaint and $150 for carpet replacement ?

You certainly can contest the use of your deposit for the painting and carpet replacement, unless you had a lease that specifically allowed those...

Your question gives us no idea what kind of contract you're talking about, and what the circumstances are. Generally, if the other party is...