How do I go about getting a small claims case to disappear?
You might have to negotiate with the plaintiff to settle the debt so you can get a release of the judgment.
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You might have to negotiate with the plaintiff to settle the debt so you can get a release of the judgment.
There are a number of things to consider, primarily applicable state law (non-bankruptcy law) regarding ownership of the...
Yes ,that is EXACTLY what happens when the other person doesn't have insurance. You would have to sue them to get back that money that you paid. ...
If bankruptcy is not an option, and the judgment against you is a valid, then your only option is to reach out to the lawyer or law firm...
You can file bankruptcy to get rid or otherwise address this deficiency liability.
If you are looking to reverse the judgment for lack of service, you can do so but you would need to have a lawyer working on your behalf because...
Does a garnishment automatically expire in 180 days? No, It does not expire at all until there is another court order that says to stop the...
Yes, if they sue you and get a judgment in their favor against you, the judgment could be recorded as a lien against your new real estate.
If the person recording is a party to the conversation, yes.
I personally have never heard of that ever being a thing in Indiana. If there is a valid judgment, there are ways to set a wage garnishments in...