Do I have to file a motion to strike for the verification letter attached to the summons?

You need not address the verification, but if the principal amount demanded in the lawsuit is more than $25,000, then this is an Unlimited Civil...

Levy on bank account

By doing nothing about this, it can remain an enforceable judgment for up to 20 years from the date the court entered it. Either get the default...

If a lawsuit is filed timely (before the statute of limitations has expired), then if the court permits a judgment for the plaintiff, it can be...

My husband is being sued by a credit card company. What are his options?

My clients are told that often, so you are not alone. The first video on my web site home page explains your husband's six options. See link...

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I'm being sued by my credit card company. What are my options?

Excellent question that I have answered in the first video on my firm's home page, linked below. I also suggest reviewing some of the related...

Debt Collection: Does the collection agency have to put settlement agreement in writing?

They often don't and there is no legal requirement that it be in writing. That is why I have three legal guides on the subjects of: settling a debt...

Can I write off legal expenses without a receipt?

Your agreement along with the cancelled checks are proof of payment and purpose of the expense, even without billing statements. If the legal fees...

Ms. Bunce's posting hits the nail on the head with her suggestion that you obtain your credit reports. I have linked to my blog on how to get your...

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California debt collection: Is there a maximum convenience fee a debt collector can charge for payments?

The only fees that any consumer debtor should agree to pay on a credit card debt are those that are permitted by law and the contract for the...

First Amended Complaint - Do we serve or Do we mail to attorney on record?

I agree with Mr. Chen's analysis. You should not contact or deliver court documents to any represented parties, which would be improper, when they...