Yes, they can sue you, but no, they can't put you in jail for failing to pay a loan.

There is no set period of time in which the landlord has to evict following a 30 day termination notice, and no, another 30 day notice is not...

If the court date you missed was for the trial in the Justice of the Peace court, then yes, you can appeal to the county courts and the case starts...

As for the mechanic's lien, if it was filed more than a year ago and the contractor has not sued to enforce it, the lien is dormant and will not...

I'm not sure what the question is. Hopefully you have an attorney handling the case, and your questions can be directed to your attorney.

While contracts for the sale of real property must be in writing, there is an exception in cases where the buyer has paid some or all of the...

Employers get to make the rules for their businesses. If you're not comfortable with the rules, find another business. You might also want to...

You may be able to sue if they actually place a lien which is invalid, or if they have breached the contract. Gather all your records, including...

A lawsuit is probably not the right answer to this situation, for several reasons. Instead, I suggest you stop trying to make phone payments -...

First, you need to make sure an answer is filed, or they'll get a default judgment. I suggest you talk to a lawyer in your area ASAP so make sure...