Yes, 10 years for your state, if you cannot afford the judgment you should seek advise from a bankruptcy attorney.

Proceedings Supplemental for Discover Card (Judgement Creditor) - should I worry ERISA 401k was not covered?

401(k)s are exempt from creditors. You should see an attorney to protect the rest of your assets.

Can an employer go bankrupt on a workers compensation settlement if a settlement is obtained?

I agree, you need to discuss this with your attorney. Avvo attorney's can only give general advise not fact specific advise.

I reside in, and have a legal judgment in California that I have had recognized in the state of Kansas.

Judgments may be enforced by way of a lien on the debtor's real property, attachment against a judgment debtor's non-exempt assets, or garnishment...

How long does a creditor have to collect a judgement

Judgments and Enforcement: A judgment entered in a court of the State of Tennessee generally is enforceable for a period of ten (10) years....

Is there a stature of limitation for bad cheks in alabama ?

According to Alabama's Civil Code Section 7-3-118, the statute of limitations to collect on bad checks is six years. Section 7-3-118 (a) states "An...

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How can i prove a owner had knowlege of his manger contracted with a towing service on his apartment complex property \

Reqest a copy of the contract? I am not sure that you can do this absent a court order.

If I have a signed agreement, do I have to go back to Court?

Of course you should do what your attorney tells you to do, that is why you hire an attorney.

Failure to State a Claim. Most states require credit companies or the debt collector collecting on the account to attach to the complaint a...

Can I sue my ralator for not getting credit check on a realestate contract

That would depend on what the agreement between you and the realitor have, you should read the contract. However, it would be very difficult to...