ATM ate $5,000 worth of money orders. Bank notified. Next steps in case they "deny" my claim?

You will likely need to hire a consumer attorney, probably a member of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, if you cannot get this...

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Civil Case - Acknowledgment of Satisfaction of Judgment: The Judge set aside the Acknowledgement of Satisfaction of Judgment,

If you had a fee waiver, then you probably need to pay that fee to the court, from the funds you received from the defendant. Consult an attorney...

I been making payment on a car for eight months and the owner is now threatening to report it stolen. I have no paperwork

If your name is not on title and you don't have something signed by the titled owner that you are entitled to drive it, then I would advise you (if...

No, that is not a valid basis to demurrer to a summons and complaint, but it might be a valid basis to file a motion to quash. I say might, it also...

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Fees vary by attorney. Contact directly a debt collection DEFENSE attorney to find out the fee for your situation.

Have a company in Ingelwood, CA that has not paid our invoices. Need a contingency lawyer to look after this for me.

Under $10,000 you can file this yourself in small claims court and if you win, get a judgment for the full balance which you can then collect. Debt...

I got a summons today from a bill collecter from american express

Not proper substitute service to give it to a person under age 18. However, most judges get put off by people who file motions to quash when they...

This is why I normally advise against a consumer trying to file this type of motion, there is no judicial form to check the boxes, it is something...

I suggest that the consumer communicate with debt collectors and credit reporting agencies using some form of tracking, either Priority Mail,...

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HI , I received today a summons regarding a Credit Card Debt of $4,729.80. I have 30 days to react .

Please be sure you don't miss the 30 day deadline, which (if you are in Cal Superior Court) starts with personal service or 40 days from service by...