That is awful. You have not provided enough information to give you an informed response. You should contact a local attorney and get a free...

Technically they can execute against all non-exempt assets. I recommend setting up a payment plan. If you have a payment plan in place, and you do...

Yes definitely but I would recommend you do it in small claims court. All of the forms are on the court's websites.

You should sue him as soon as you can. If I understand the conversion, that is only worth about $3,000 US, so you should sue in small claims. ...

Sounds like a small claims matter. I doubt the police will do anything for you.

Not sure I agree with you. If she was listed as a secondary beneficiary, I think they had a legal right to disclose information to her.

If the house is owned in the name of the trust, and the trust allows the trustee discretion, yes, the trustee could do what they have done. Most...

In Utah the Seller Disclosures are important, and it sounds like in your case they were highly misrepresented as to what was really going on with...

Utah is a buyer-beware state. Likely the dealership made you sign an "As-Is" form, which indicates you have done your due diligence prior to...

Call the court first and ask if the case exists and the details of the case. If it does exist, call an attorney next.