Someone was ordered to pay me a little over $3000 through an order of protection almost 3 years ago. He has yet to pay me back.

Go back to court and request that a judgement be entered than get a writ and attach his assets like his wages. You need a lawyer.

Status of contempt hearing - post-bankruptcy

The bankruptcy discharge may not protect you from your ex in family court if the debt is considered a domestic support obligation.

Accountant threatening lawsuit against a closed company with no income, no assets, statue up and he is still charging late fees?

Is she threatening you or the new company? She does not have a cause of action against the new business. She may have one against you if so than...

Does bankruptcy effect maintenance / child support / my X’s future attorney’s fees that I may potentially pay?

A bankruptcy will not protect you from any debt that can be interpreted to be a domestic support obligation which many courts believe to be any...

Do you think I can settle out of court? Also, what amount do you think the lawyers for the collection agency will take?

If a judgement is entered against your husband, which I doubt will happen, then they can garnish is wages. What amount they will settle for is...

I'm confused too. You need to check the docket to see if a discharge was entered previously because logically it should have been and I will bet a...

MY EX SPOUSE HAS NOT PAID ANY OF HIS ASSIGNED DEBT/CREDIT CARDS. THEY HAVE SINCE GARNISHED MY WAGES FOR HIS DEBT WHAT CAN I DO?

You can bring him back to family court to enforce the decree, obtain a judgement and garnish his wages. You will need the help of an attorney.

How to get a dentist to correct his billing

When the debt gets to a third party debt collector send them a debt validation letter. You can find them online.

How can I prepare for a hearing regarding judgment upon default in Stipulation?

If you have already agreed that you are in default than the issue to be determined is the damages. Read the contract to determine if you have an...

Company accepting my payments has turned me over to collections. Is this legal and what recourse do I take?

The contract controls. If you are in default than they are free to pursue there potential remedies even though you are making payments.