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Your employer will catch up to you sooner or later, so it is better to go to your payroll office and establish a payback plan with payments you can...
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Your employer will catch up to you sooner or later, so it is better to go to your payroll office and establish a payback plan with payments you can...
You can explain to the judge that you are broke and also explain your efforts to find employment. Bring proof of your efforts. You can also file...
You may be able to find out who is making the calls by asking for a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. They are quite simple and there are...
Most of the Judges I deal with allow employees to begin or continue working at an establishment where alcohol is served, but you have to ask...
The answer outlining the custody factors seems appropriate, but the husband that is in jail still has parental rights. Accordingly, he can name a...
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In Michigan, there is no obligation for a surviving spouse to pay the debts of a deceased spouse as long as the debts were in his (or her) name...
From a practical standpoint, you must consider how the children will behave when in the other home. Having two children that age who are miserable...
Yes unless the debt was incurred after your initial filing date. Even if the debt collector is trying to collect a debt that was owed then, but...
Once the case is with the District Attorney (Prosecutor), the case is usually out of your hands. There is a common misconception that "I am not...
Yes an objection can be filed with the Court who issued the garnishment.