Towing a Disabled persons cat that was Parked in a Handicap spot with a Valid Handicap tag... In a Family Dollar Parking lot

Your post is quite unclear - if you were only in the parking lot as short a time as you say, how was the vehicle towed in that amount of time? ...

In which state do I file for bankruptcy?

You will have to file in NC, but you'll have to use NY law (I'm assuming you moved from NY to NC?) since, in the last 2 years, the majority of your...

Hawai'i law allows for wage garnishment (post-judgment), and there are also the usual bank levies and assets seizures. Those items are subject to...

Judgment filed against me, with bank account garnishments for a fraudulent debt.

My thought is that you're probably going to lose. First, this judgment is nearly a decade old. It is highly unlikely that you're going to...

It shouldn't. All you have, as a tenant, is a possessory right pursuant to your lease. You have no ownership interest in the property, so...

WRIT OF GARNISHMENT OF STATE INCOME TAXES. CAN THEY STILL GARNISH MY TAXES? AND CAN I STOP IT?

Michigan is one of the only states I've seen where a civil judgment/debt can be levied directly against an income tax refund through the state and...

Isn't criminalizing delinquent child support profitable for the prison industry in some way, shape, or form?

You're wrong on several levels. First, no agency is getting rich housing people in jail - it's incredibly expensive. Second, what you're...

My mortgage was charged off in a 2011 chapter 7 bankruptcy and wasn't supposed to be. What now?

This is a quite common occurrence. First, as stated earlier, the mortgage HAD to be included in the bankruptcy. By law, all debts had to be...

If I understand your question correctly, you took out a loan and pledged some collateral to secure it? You then got rid of the collateral? Why...

If I have a judgement against me and I put this person in my bankruptcy because now because my x husband was not following the

The word "fraud" in bankruptcy doesn't mean exactly the same thing as it does in other areas of the law. In bankruptcy, "fraud," can simply mean...