How long does landlord have to return deposit or list of reasons why I wont recieve it?

If you provided your new address in writing as required by Indiana law, and the deposit or itemization of damages was not provided to you within 45...

Yes, you can be sued and they can obtain a judgment against you. Can they garnish your disability benefits from social security? No - those are...

How long is Indiana foreclosure & sheriffs sale take? Months, years?

It depends on a number of factors, including the motivation of the bank/judgment-creditor in "pushing" the foreclosure process; the number of...

How long am I judgement proof?

Make sure you are not confused about the meaning of the term "judgment proof." It simply means that if a creditor had a judgment against you,...

When filing for legal separation , if both parties are in agreement with the terms, do I need an appearance petition summons?

Yes, legal separation is still a legal process and the normal forms and procedures must be done to effectuate the separation. You could do it...

Can I Sue Or Can I Be Sued??

Unfortunately, you can be sued and based on what you described, you wouldn't have cause to sue. Having a valid license is usually a concern for...

My husband and I had a trailblazer repossessed 2 years ago and they are going to garnish his pay.

No, a countersuit is not going to get rid of the debt. They are likely entitled to 25% of all wages due and owing and most funds on deposit if not...

Can I sue for an as is car sold by a used car dealership

Not legal advice, but just my opinion - it doesn't sound like you have a case of any type - yet. If the work is extensive, it could certainly take...

Collection Account - Credit Report How to remove it?

You can pay the collection agency in full or try to negotiate a settlement for less than full balance.

Sold an item online out of state. Buyer changed his mind can I sue small claims?

You may certainly have a valid case, the main problem with ebay cases is being able to obtain personal jurisdiction over the buyer. A court cannot...