You do not have compensable injuries. Take the moldy loaf of bread back to HEB and they most likely will gladly refund your money or replace the...

It does not matter who was awarded which vehicle or if either of you even still has the vehicle. If the judgment is against both of you, then you...

If your friend has MedPay or Personal Injury Protection coverage on her vehicle, you can file a claim on that, but it would not be filing a suit...

They may or may not be a real company but they would only be able to attempt to garnish your bank accounts after obtaining a judgment against you. ...

First, a law firm did not buy the debt. It would have been a debt buyer who hired an attorney. The statute of limitations is 4 years and in your...

The Plaintiff's attorney probably has authority to settle for less than the amount claimed and with a payment plan. If the payment plan is for...

First, file an answer (general denial) with the court and serve it on the attorney who filed the lawsuit. Then call the attorney's office and make...

Yes, if the first garnishment did not satisfy the judgment. They can continue until funds adequate to satisfy the judgment are captured and taken.

The bank has no legal incentive to negotiate with you. I would consult wit a bankruptcy attorney and see if that is a route you can consider.

You don't have to pay it but they also don't have to sell the truck without it. Try to negotiate the price in whatever way you can. They won't...