Does a relief from judgment void the judgment outright?

The Arlington judgment still stands however it would be fairly easy to get the Arlington court to recognize the ruling in DC. The defendant would...

Need help with judgement?

Sounds like you may be close to paying it off. Even though they get more interest and attorney fees each few months, sounds like you've been paying...

How long do I have to file a statement of assets or order of examination with the courts.

You are in control. You can file at any time you think there may be an asset, and you can do so periodically in the future. You could also possibly...

I need a lawyer who can help filling for bankruptcy while I am overseas ?

This is rare and as far as I know, not possible although some exceptions can be made for the military. You will need someone who has done this...

Yes, you are supposed to include income from all sources, but something irregular like the sale of stock is discounted. The means test is designed...

What if I paid a judgment in full but now 7 years later received a motion for the issuance of an alias execution on same?

You may be running into a problem with interest and attorney fees being tacked onto the judgment amount. I would add up all your payments and...

Can a collection agency put a debt back on your credit report after the statute of limitation?

You could be dealing with one of those companies that buy up old debt just to see if they can trick people into paying. If you were never taken to...

Should I settle a judgment that is no longer on my credit report?

Credit scores are calculated in secret so people just have general ideas of what affects them and how much. Additionally, a credit report is...

WHY IS THIS STILL ON MY CREDIT REPORT?

7 years is the normal amount of time for something to stay on the credit report and then stop appearing. If you really need to clean up that item,...

How much is it to file chapter 13?

The filing fee is standard across the country at $310. Attorney fees are based on your agreement with the attorney, but many courts have a "no...