Notice of Action/ Foreclosure lien by HOA
Totally normal. No judge has the authority to negotiate with one side at the request of the other. You're on your own.
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Totally normal. No judge has the authority to negotiate with one side at the request of the other. You're on your own.
Unless you can prove you already paid them long ago, you're out-of-luck.
No. You broke the settlement agreement, and they are entitled to payment-in-full. You can't not honor the agreement and then later demand it be...
Not necessarily - your divorce will have to separate out personal expenses from business expenses, making him 100% liable for the latter and...
Although I agree with my colleagues, I am not as optimistic about you obtaining what you seek without some kind of voluntary agreement between the...
All irrelevant points. If you illegally parked your employer's vehicle, and it got towed, he has every right to make you pay for it or fire you.
Yes, it's a simple, legal request, but you've already lost twice now. To be perfectly frank, you're fighting over nothing. You aren't going to...
I'm a little confused by your post as it appears you are mixing up several different terms. If you were served with a "summons" back in 2011, then...
I'm a little confused by your post - Chap. 11 is for business reorganizations typically, although a person could use it in very rare circumstances....
If your business is a sole prop, a S-Corp, or a LLC, it really doesn't need to file bankruptcy since, most likely, you personally guaranteed all...