A judgment I won on Dec. 10, 2007. Do I have to wait till June of 2017 to renew it?
No, you do not have to wait. The judgment must be renewed within 10 years, but you have a two-year grace period after that. You do not have to...
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No, you do not have to wait. The judgment must be renewed within 10 years, but you have a two-year grace period after that. You do not have to...
You can prepare your own, but most lawyers don't, so you shouldn't either. Call the clerk's office in the county where you got your judgment and...
If the only contingency truly was insurance company approval, then likely yes. Given the cost of installing a new roof though and the damage that...
Depending on the terms of your contract, probably. Unfortunately, your question is not a simple one given the nature of what you have said about...
I wouldn't. The notices are a requirement to the lien's validity and if he changes his mind later, he can come after you to remove the lien and...
You need to secure your loan with a deed of trust and the original loan can be rolled into that, but you absolutely need to consult a qualified...
There is no procedure for having the case "dismissed" on these limited facts. You can, however, file what is called a motion for summary judgment,...
I agree with Mr. Brewer's suggestion. If you cannot make payment in full, however, most courts will allow a payment plan. Request one from the...
Unless he signed the agreement, he is not liable. I can foresee arguments around that, but they would be a long-shot.
Unfortunately, it is too late for you to file a lien. You can still pursue the debt through litigation of course. You just won't have the added...