Can I take Ashley’s Furniture Store of Concord CA to small claims court for $3,000 or more?

Look at your contract to see what your return rights are. Since this happens after sitting for "not very long" Maybe you have a bad back to...

Can I sue the tax settlement firm?

Normally this would be a good small claims court case. Your biggest problem will be in getting court jurisdiction over them and getting them...

Rescission by itself without more does not relieve the default. The rescission may be completely proper because there was a defect in in, or it...

How long can I collect from a non payment case?

See the excellent answer from attorney Smollens, at https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/how-long-do-i-have-to-collect-from-a-tenant-in-a-n-3433648.html

Can a place suspend my licence if I'm making paym3ntw just not the amount they feel I should pay every month?

They can do that, but first they have to sue and get a judgment against you. Bankruptcy may eliminate this as well as other debts, and PROTECT...

CAN A COLLECTION AGENCY STILL GARNISH WAGES EVEN IF YOU SENDING MONEY IN ?

Yes, they still can garnish you unless there is a mutual agreement that they won't execute the judgment as long as you live up to the...

I think you should submit a new question and be very specific if you want useful guidance.

By being on ss disability and that is my only income, i have a car which i am making a monthly payment to the bank can they come

You creditors probably won't touch the car until it gets paid off. Before they can do things like that they have to sue and win a judgment against...

Judgement, charge offs and collections for auto loan?

1. Find out immediately if your gap insurance will accept your claim. If not, go see a lawyer who handles insurance bad faith cases. I find it hard...

What can I do if I have paid my portion of medical bills and he refuses to pay his? Collections have shown up on my credit.

You can take him back to court and ask the family law judge to find him in contempt of court for failing to comply with the court's previous order.