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GARNISHMET MY COURT PAPER SAY10,000 PLUS 9% SIMPLE INTEREST AND COSTS 379. THAT HAS BEEN COMPLETED NOW THEY WANT TO GARNISH MORE
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Answered on November 28, 2010
The 9% simple interest accrues on the $10,000 plus costs from the date of the judgment. The annual interest on your judgment ($10,379) would be...
Attorney withdrawal allowed simultaneously with judgment
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Answered on October 31, 2010
Courts rarely postpone a trial date for settlement negotiations unless the parties state that they have either agreed on a number or are very...
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Civil practice act for pre and post judgment matters
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Answered on October 26, 2010
See an attorney, but keep in mind that C (unless he has collected the judgment) may have a defense that the lack of the condition in the judgment...
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Sale of a Company
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Answered on October 20, 2010
Just a correction of a typo in Mr. Flemenbaum's thoughtful answer.
When he wrote: "In Illinois, generally speaking, if your PSA does not...
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We are taking a small business to small claims court and they have a lawyer, if they win will we have to pay their lawyer fees?
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Answered on October 20, 2010
I am assuming that you disputed the charges on one or both the cards and they are now suing you, because if they were paid, they would have no...
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Appealing a judgment and stopping a collection action
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Answered on October 16, 2010
These are questions you should be posing to your trial attorney. But I can say some things generally. First, there would be no reason for the...
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Purchase and Sale Agreement Question
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Answered on October 16, 2010
The previous answer is virtually 100% correct. However, in Illinois, an "integration clause" which keeps out both inconsistent and consistent...
Quick Claim Deed Nightmare!
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Answered on October 12, 2010
With all due respect to my colleagues, they are incorrect. According to section 5 of the Mortgage Act (Act):
"Every deed conveying real estate,...
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In Illinois, if I have a judgment against a business, can I obtain a court order to have funds in its bank account turned over?
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Answered on August 01, 2010
If you know where the business banks, you can skip the citation to discover assets, and simply have the bank served with a non-wage garnishment....
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Legal malpractice: Obligated to pay bill for incompetent service?
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Answered on May 10, 2010
I agree that it sounds like that you and your former lawyer simply disagreed about the best way to approach the case. If that is all there is to...
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