I have been sued by a debt collection agency. I am not here legally and the ss# i used was fake, can I technically be sued?

Yes, you can be sued on a debt that you incurred, regardless of residency status. It may also be possible that they can sue you for fraud or...

Can alimony payments be garnished after a credit card debit is unpaid?

I believe that the attorney for the plaintiff must get a court order to dip into your spousal support payments to satisfy a credit card money...

Garnisment

Please review my Avvo legal guide on reducing or eliminating a wage garnishment, which is linked below for you. The process is that if you file a...

"I received a notice of writ execution of levy on my personal bank account for a debt that is over 7 years old.

Very good question. Please see my blog posting, linked below, in which I have answered your question, as paraphrased for a more general audience...

Now that I am past due on answering my summons, does the current court record allow me time to answer it AND get a lawyer?

Below is my blog that specifically discusses a common confusion between hearing dates and the deadline to respond to a court lawsuit. Please be...

Parties to a contract

Once you start renting the hotel property, the income from that will raise your income and the depreciation will help you offset that increase....

How can I stop a collection agency from harassing me about something that is past the statute of limitations?

My web site has sample letters. Check out letters 1.1 and 1.2 and send one of them by certified mail, return receipt requested, keeping a copy for...

Selected as the best answer

No, the court cannot expunge case history or documents, although the documents in the file will be destroyed in accordance with court policy,...

Corporate entity's lawyer answered, then bailed - now plaintiff has filed to strike answer

No, the corporation (or any other legal entity) must find an attorney to represent it in court. If a corporation is unable to find an attorney,...

What can I do with my deceased mothers car, that has money owed on it and went to collections years ago.

Perhaps you can sell it or trade it to a dealership, who can deal with the DMV paperwork. Best (though not inexpensive) way to go is probate...