Can a judge issue a legal order to provide employment information so the defendant can be garnished?

If you already have a judgment against the debtor, you have substantial discovery tools available to you. You can summon the debtor to an asset...

What is a "business day?"

I agree generally with my colleague from California, Mr. Im. However, some states have definitions for "business day." Just doing a quick search,...

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How do I fight ,in court ,paying only the principal and NOT the added "interest & Late Fees"?

Your options depend on the terms of your purchase agreement and the availability of any consumer protection laws if your purchase was...

I applied for a mortgage but the lender requires me to settle a judgement on me for a repossessed car 2 years ago.

Think about it from the creditor's standpoint. They have a judgment against you for $13,000. With a judgment in hand, why should they accept...

Do I have a wrongful termination case?

The incident you described would be considered workplace violence by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). You medical bills...

We had a verbal agreement regarding a tractor in the state of South Dakota does this stand in for a enforcement

I have classified this as a landlord/tenant situation to attract more assistance. Although your verbal agreement may, in theory, be enforceable,...

Can an employer disclose my private information with another company?

You can sue anybody. The real question is whether you might win. Your prospects depend both on the theory or theories of law you use (defamation,...

Do I have any legal recourse to solve this issue with my employer?

Ultimately, you will need to talk to a locally licensed attorney because real estate law differs significantly across the states, and because you...

Can I take legal action against my former employer for terminating me

We don't have enough information to determine whether your employer acted properly. This area of the law is highly fact dependent. Consequently,...

An exempt employee must be paid on a salary basis. Under the salary rules, you must pay for a full day of work on any day any work is performed...