Do I have to give a deposition in a case of which I know nothing?
Yes, they can inquire. Unfortunately, it is not up to you whether the evidence is relevant. If you receive a summons to appear at a deposition or...
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Yes, they can inquire. Unfortunately, it is not up to you whether the evidence is relevant. If you receive a summons to appear at a deposition or...
There is no set rule or guideline, could be 6 weeks, could be 6 months, could be 16 months. And it may not even go to a collection agency, at...
The amount written on the writ/kien is meaningless. The key document is the judgment. However, judgments provide for additional amounts that can't...
A letter to the judge would not do any good, and no attorney would agree to send one because it would be unethical and unprofessional. Court works...
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That is really several questions in one. For inheritance, the rule is 180 days after your bankruptcy filing date. What this means is that if...
That does seem odd. All you can do is file a Motion to Dismiss in the 2nd case and give your reasons. Ultimately, the judge will need to decide....
The keyword you are looking for is "confirmed." Is you chapter 13 confirmed? After 7 months, I would imagine it is confirmed unless you had some...
Search for IRS Form 433-F. Complete that form so you are prepared. Then call the IRS 800 number (wait on hold for who knows how long). When you get...
You need to claim the exemption, assuming it is available, at the court that issued the garnishment.
Can you file bankruptcy without an attorney? Yes. Is it advisable to do so? Rarely See my article below in the 3 Dangers of Filing Bankruptcy...