Arlington, TX
Business Lawyer at Arlington, TX
Practice Areas: Business, Intellectual Property ... +14 more
Generally speaking, you can sue in the state where the bad actor resides, or is incorporated, or where the damage was done. No matter where you...
File the lien, send her a certified letter demanding the money, and then sue her in JP court. If you have a local attorney that will review the...
If you haven't been contacted yet, lay low and don't do it again. If you have been contacted, you need to chat with an attorney, and do it...
Generally, a motion for continuance requires an agreement with the opposition, OR an affidavit supporting the statements you make in your motion....
As others have stated, you need good indemnification documents. If you don't have a good LLC set up for liability protection and operating...
A consultation with a bankruptcy attorney is what you need. I put together a youtube some time ago. It will give you a good overview. See the link.
As the previous answer stated, there are several factors to consider. You should see an attorney if you are going to get paid for the work. If it...
Generally, creditors can't garnish wages in Texas. BUT, if Arizona law allows it, then they can do so. I don't practice in Arizona, but you'd want...
The previous answers are correct. It may be confusing, because we're trying to answer a question without knowing enough. When you file...
As previously mentioned, a perpetual Chapter 13 can help you take charge of this and other debts, so you can make ends meet. But this may not be...