What's the best process for collecting on a judgement in Washington State Superior Court?
If you don't wish to have any contact with the debtor, then you should have hired an attorney. No court clerk or "escrow" firm is going to collect...
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If you don't wish to have any contact with the debtor, then you should have hired an attorney. No court clerk or "escrow" firm is going to collect...
I disagree somewhat - the court WILL send your wife back to jail for non-payment of fees UNLESS you go to the PO and the court and get the sentence...
I agree, to a point - in most states, the spouse is liable for bills incurred as necessary living expenses. Medical expenses usually count in this...
Potentially. Many states have a limitation on garnishment if the debtor receives public assistance like food stamps. That would mean that you...
GA has, I believe, a cap of 25% of take home pay on garnishments - not "disposable income." There is a worksheet that your employer has to...
I agree - you need to have the property looked at by a GA bankruptcy attorney. Generally, however, if you have a trust fund with assets in it, you...
The credit cards, while business in nature, were personally guaranteed by you and/or your ex - there is no way credit card companies gave you...
You have to first contact all the credit reporting agencies, in writing, and tell them about the error. They will then "investigate" the matter. ...
So I understand, you are saying that you signed a contract with a company whose owner never signed the contract AND the company later went...
You should be able to rollover the plan without a problem - nothing really is changing except who is administering the plan. As for the cash-out,...