Can I be served court papers without having a court case?

If the lawsuit is from a Court outside Arizona, then obviously it won't show up in the AZ court databases. Some of the Courts do not have an...

If I received a release of writ of garnishment (earnings) can they still try to collect money

Until there is a satisfaction of judgment, expiration of judgment, or other order from a Court relieving you from the judgment the judgment...

If this an arbitration or mediation? I'm not familiar with any of the local courts requiring arbitration, but many of the justice courts will set...

If already served court papers from a payday loan lender, can you call the lender to settle before actually going to court?

Settlement is always possible. Just be realistic in your approach and communicate honestly with the creditor that is suing you.

If you have proof that the loans are paid in full you need to defend the lawsuit. A consumer defense attorney would be the type of lawyer you...

Do I have to pay a bill that i haven't heard from in over a year

If you owe the money you should pay. Having to pay depends on a variety of circumstances. If you question the authenticity of the amount or...

How can I get a hold of the FDCPA in New Mexico to see if collection agency is violating my rights

The FDCPA is the federal law that governs certain collection activities and not a governmental agency. As mentioned before you can contact a...

What is the statue of Limitation on collecting funds from an individual that wrote a bad check on a title loan?

If the title loan remains unpaid the bounced check isn't the time limit to be concerned about. The statute of limitations for debt arising from a...

If your life has been threatened you need to notify the police. Also, bad checks maybe investigated and prosecuted by the county attorney's office.

Is it possible to file a motion to dismiss a default judgment/Justice Court case?

Yes, a motion can be filed to set aside a default judgment but there are specific rules that govern the grounds to set aside a judgment.