Can I take them to small claims court and seek a wage garnishment on them?
Can you? Should you? Probably not. First, they now reside in another state. While I think a MN small claims court could accept this case given...
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Can you? Should you? Probably not. First, they now reside in another state. While I think a MN small claims court could accept this case given...
First, the responses indicating that you should try to get the judgment vacated are misplaced - that's not going to work. The judgment has been...
This is really a divorce question, not a bankruptcy question. The reality is this - divorce decrees say something like what you describe all the...
The mother will have to file a motion with the court to void the custody/support order because she was not served with the notice of hearing, etc. ...
The call was a scare tactic. They cannot get you arrested or anything else. What they can do, however, is try to legally collect on the debt. ...
On the 2013 judgment, it means that the lender has charged off the account for accounting purposes (so as to legally report a loss on their taxes...
I'm unclear - it sounds as if you did NOT actually purchase the vehicle, but you paid to have it towed somewhere? Why would you do that? All you...
First, yes, it's legal to attempt to collect on entered judgments up to 10 years post-entry. Also, judgments can be renewed, so I don't think...
Yes, both those creditors can garnish at the same time, up to the statutory maximum. Here's the problem - these are both government debts. The...
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You've got another 6 months or so before you can file another Chap. 7 bankruptcy. In the meantime, there really is no way to tell you when a...