Can your wages be garnished at a later date with a new writ of garnishment if you have a prior release of garnishment?

Yes, another garnishment can be issued. Just because your employer received a release on the first one does not mean the debt was paid - perform...

I reaffirmed the debt of my mortgage 4 yrs ago, but just found out I did not, can lawyer be held accountable for not doing so?

There has been no malpractice. First, you never actually reaffirmed anything - if your lawyer never presented you with the paperwork, and you...

Will a lawyer help negotiate and settle an old University of Phoenix debt?

You don't mention how much of a debt you're talking about, but I would generally advocate not hiring an attorney. First, there is no way to avoid...

Here's my question - why are you litigating this? Is there some actual dispute over whether you owe the money? Are you saying that you never...

Home Owner Association suit, how long am I responsible for fees during foreclosure?

Technically, you are liable for all HOA dues until the property is ACTUALLY foreclosed upon, which many banks take years to do. This is a common...

Late fees based on an old expired lease from previous owners in apartment complex

Did the original lease have an automatic renewal clause in it? If so, they the lease is still in effect. If not, then you're on a month-to-month...

A judgement has been filed against me after arrangements had been satisfied. Do I have any recourse?

What was the date the payment was made? Was it before the 10/6 hearing date? Was there, in fact, any time to "dismiss" the lawsuit between the...

What is AZ bad check laws min. and max. penlites, for recollection on bad checks?

See sections 13-1807 through 13-1811 of AZ statutes for the "bad check" laws. If what you're talking about, however, is a bad payroll check, you...

Hello, I am severely in arrears ($16,000) on my HOA dues and now the HOA is threatening to foreclose on my condo.

Unfortunately, you'll either have to pay the dues, or they can and will foreclose. If you weren't looking to stay in the property, then your...

Absolutely. A "write-off" is merely an accounting term - it means that the creditor has accounted for the nonpayment for tax purposes. You still...