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Person steals 20,000 and uses as down payment of residence. If person that was stolen from wins in court.
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Answered on December 20, 2017
Yes through a turnover receivership.
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What kind of lawyer I need if the city is suing me for unpaid taxes from my business?
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Answered on December 20, 2017
Since you cannot afford a lawyer, file an answer on your own denying liability with the clerk. Call the lawyer who's name is on the petition and...
I am thinking about making and selling candles as a hobby? Do I need to register the name I have chosen with the tax commission?
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Answered on December 20, 2017
You can get a federal ID # online but won't need one unless you form an entity or hire employees. You will need to register with Texas comptroller...
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What can I take to satisfy judgment against a LLC?
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Answered on December 20, 2017
Tools of trade are generally exempt from collection.
Will the Texas Workforce Commission remove a bank levy and allow a payment plan for past due tax?
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Answered on December 13, 2017
Call them and ask but by the time you force them to employ collection enforcement remedies, it's probably too late. They don't get in trouble for...
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What information am I entitled to as the defendant in small claims court?
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Answered on December 13, 2017
If you lose, appeal to county court where you are entitled to discovery without necessarily having to persuade the judge.
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How do I get my property back?
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Answered on December 13, 2017
I recommend documenting the unauthorized bank withdrawal and going to the DA.
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Do I have a chance of winning this lawsuit? What am I looking at possibly as far as the law goes?
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Answered on December 13, 2017
I agree your embezzlement breached your duty of utmost good faith and trust ("fiduciary duty) to put his interest ahead of your own. You should be...
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Evidence for Small Claims?
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Answered on December 13, 2017
The "new" JP Court rules leave discovery to the court's discretion so I agree you'd probably be better off in County Court and much, much better...
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JP Court Subject Matter Jurisdiction
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Answered on December 13, 2017
You have a case of TMFLA (too many four letter acronyms).
