No. The bank account funds are held by a third-party --- the bank. To seize those funds, the creditor would need to obtain a writ of garnishment...

Can a landlord increase the rent even after the notice of termination from the tenant? its a short term ( month to month) lease

If the term of the lease is month to month or one month at a time, then the landlord can change the amount of the rent due. If there is a written...

Leasing company never signed lease and want to change lease, are we bound by the lease we signed but they never did?

The lease is the place to start. And, I wouldn't assume that they didn't sign the lease. You just may not have a copy of it. This can play out...

Violation of Custody Schedule

You need to look at the court's order to determine what you can and can't do. Does it prevent you from taking the child out of state -- probably...

Upon reception of a Notice to Pay or Vacate, what if you choose to vacate?

Unpaid rent is not forgiven merely because you avoid an eviction. You will, however, limit the attorneys' fees incurred as part of the process. ...

I have a Florida judgement from a credit card company and would like to have it removed. Can you advise?

Only in very limited instances can a judgment of that age be challenged. Those bases would include jurisdictional challenges or due process...

I got a civil claim letter from JcPenny that i have to pay $350. What happens if i don't pay? Or should i pay?

In civil court, a company must be represented by counsel in almost every instance. Hiring an attorney to pursue a $350.00 claim is not...

Is there a way to challenge this debt and get it off my record?

You need to gather your proof of payments, financing documents, etc. and consult with an attorney. You mayhave had equity in the vehicles that was...

Can I break my lease without a 30 day notice, without fault on my part?

Possibly. You need to look at your lease. If you have the option to terminate the lease without penalty with 30 days notice, I'd think long and...

Will Question

Your sister doesn't get to change the will to suit her fancy. It sounds like you may have a will contest on your hands. Talk to an attorney...