Can a creditor continue a garnishment after 4 months of no contact, even if the principal balance has been paid?

A garnishment is a way of enforcing a judgment. A judgment is an order issued by a Court that you owe money. In North Dakota an unpaid judgment...

This is a very complex situation. If you fell at work you should have ND WSI claim that is paying disability and medical expenses. Possible third...

In a land partnership with my sister and not going well, looking to get out, how easy is this going to be

You know your sister better than anyone reading your post. You call your arrangement a partnership, but a partnership is a specific legal...

I live in North Dakota and I got fired from my job for failing a UA, a couple days later I found out that another employee told.

North Dakota does not have any specific statute that allows for a claim based on disclosure of private or confidential information. It is not a...

An answer will be based on the terms of your lease. If the lease is in writing it generally cannot be modified by a verbal agreement. If the...

Unpaid debt by private party sale of a car. Can I take him to court?

Yes you can. You will need to find him. I would suggest that you might want to use Small Claims court. Information about Small Claims Court can...

What can we do about a sale of a used boat we sold to someone, who wants his money back? Claimong we misrepresented it.

Threatening letters from attorneys are just that all threat no bite. Based on the facts that you have stated it sounds like you made a valid sale...

I purchased a piece of land out right and the following year went to pay the taxes on it to find they were more than the price.

Generally when you buy a lot in town your are responsible for paying the special assessments that may have been attached to the lot. This...

There are many more specific facts that must be considered before a definite answer can be provided. Is there any misunderstanding about which...

Can I take legal action against my ex boyfriend so he pays the bill?

Yes. You had an agreement, a contract, and he has failed to perform his side of the agreement. I think small claims court would be your best...