How do i respond to the court when Ive been sued by a debtor?

A letter "appealing to the judge" won't stop the lawsuit, and the judge cannot discharge the debt. Filing an "answer" with the court will, however,...

How do I handle pawn broker that violated Military Lending Act?

If you are on active duty and the pawnbroker violated the MLA by charging excessive interest or failing to make the necessary disclosures, the...

In addition to the other answers you have received, keep in mind that the court can grant summary judgment in favor of the creditor and your case...

When I file my answer to a summons on cc debt lawsuit should I also at this time file a motion for dismissal or can I do this ?

Procedurally, a defendant may file a motion to dismiss with its answer or, in some circumstances, instead of an answer. If you're asking if the...

If my bank received two different garnishment affidavits for 1 single case, but filed for different amounts (and paid it twice)?

You can approach it two ways. First, the creator received two payments and presumably has been overpaid. The creditor should pay you the amount it...

How do I get my car back in my possession? Is there anyway I can make the months they haven't paid not to show up on my credit?

The legal solution is to sue your parents for replevin to recover the car and for breach of contract to recover the damages you have incurred due...

What would you call this and what should/can I do about it legally ?

The landlord clearly wants you out. Two choices - (1) leave, or (2) stay and force the landlord to file a forcible entry and detainer lawsuit, at...

Was pulled over for speeding, was informed my license was suspended, the officer kept it . Now im getting a job and i need ID

Visit a tag agency and request a state ID.

Plaintiff received my answer and agreed not to file anything else in the future.

Ideally, the plaintiff would dismiss the case. Short of that, you should be fine unless the plaintiff files a motion or the court takes some action...

What's the purpose of the State Supreme Court saying " consistent with their opinion"?

It's the Supreme Court's way of saying to the trial court, "We're sending the case back to you, and we're not going to spell out everything need to...