How can I file a suit under False Claims Act

Under the False Claims Act of the United States Code, the U.S. Attorney General "shall investigate a violation", but "may" bring a civil action. ...

I received a default judgement against an employer on a garnishment. The court sent them notice 30 days ago. Now what?

If you have a judgment against the garnishee, then you can attempt to collect on that judgment too. For example, you can try to garnish the...

12 year old federal student loan wage garnishment without notice

It sounds like you need to know where all of the money you paid went. Talking over the telephone never asserts your rights as a debtor. Send the...

I have been served with a Summons to appear in court for a deliquent credit card debt. Is it too late to try to settle?

No, I don't think that it is too late. However, now that the lawsuit has been filed, you'll have to make the offer. To negotiate a settlement of...

Can Trustee claim (and take) revenue from my business in a personal BK case if doing so will cause the business to go bankrupt?

You are in a tough situation. It is difficult to answer your question because you didn't state the kind of entity the business is. If the business...

What does "dismissal with prejudice" mean?

It means that the lawsuit is dead and cannot be revived or filed again later.

Midland funding is apparently trying to serve me i was sent a letter from yavapai justice court stating a motion for additional

To avoid a default judgment being entered against you: (1) As soon as possible, go to the State Bar of Arizona's web site, www.azbar.org. Look...

My Mother who is elderly is being sued on an old debt for 6200 dollars . This is a debt that was bought by a third party.

No, the debt is not out of the statute of limitations. The statute of limitations is six (6) years. However, your mother is pretty much...

Question about exemptions when only one person files but is married.

Yes, you can claim your spouse's exemptions in your bankruptcy case, even though she isn't filing with you. The Bankruptcy Code permits states to...

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We were current on our HOA fees and filed bankruptcy, did not pay HOA after filing and when discharged started paying again.

You stated that your intention was to keep the house. If so, then you should have been current and stayed current on the HOA dues throughout a...