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Can a judgment creditor intercept payments to other non-judgment creditors?
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Answered on October 24, 2018
No, you cannot do that, and there is no court procedure that would allow that. There are many other post judgment collection procedures you can...
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Can a notary, notarize a will and print the names of 2 witnesses in her own handwriting, and the doc be legal, no signatures?
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Answered on October 24, 2018
it doesn't sound like the Will was probably executed and signed. The testator at the very least needs to sign his own Will.
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Ex boyfriend signed deed over to me but he still lives in the house. He cannot pay mortgage on his own any longer. I need him ou
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Answered on October 24, 2018
I would not do that. You will need to go through a formal eviction process to have him removed.
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I need a release in judgement from an apartment. I'm talking with the creditor but he is slow at responding. I'm buying a house
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Answered on October 23, 2018
If you have paid the amount that was then due and owing, and the judgment has not yet been released, show the payment receipt to the lender for proof.
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Can an HOA collection agency/law firm charge additional fees after payment has been sent but not yet received.
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Answered on October 23, 2018
yes, if the payment was not received on time and the amount owed was accruing late fees and interest.
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Can bank of america take me to civil court after 10 yrs of an old balance?
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Answered on October 23, 2018
yes, they can sue you, but you could raise the defense of statute of limitations which is 4 years in the State of Texas.
Which state's laws apply to a debt collection lawsuit?
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Answered on October 23, 2018
Great answer by Mr. Jarzombek. Most likely, you will be sued in the State where you reside.
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How can I get the plaintiff to respond to a settlement on a small court judgment?
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Answered on October 23, 2018
you can try to talk with the Plaintiff outside the courtroom on your trial date to see if they will settle with you for a lesser amount.
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Is this eviction filing valid?
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Answered on October 20, 2018
...that would be up to your landlord. Because you did not pay the full amount of your rent when it was due, your landlord is within his/her right...
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When you have sex with your estranged spouse during separation and on the day of the court hearing for divorce does that void it
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Answered on October 19, 2018
No, it does not. You do not have to be legally separated in the State of Texas to be granted a divorce.
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