Can I simply dismiss the individual defendant and then collect from him via a judgment on his company?

You did the right thing by naming an individual as well as the company, but you might consider amending your complaint to add the other partners if...

If a credit card company sued me for not paying, does the statute of limitations still apply?

To add to the excellent answers above, the statute of limitations applies only to the time period in which a party may file a lawsuit to collect on...

How to deal with harassment emails/calls?

If you don't have a signed agreement (contract) obligating you to maintain contact with them, I would suggest you do as the other attorneys here...

How to collect on a past due income as an Independent contractor for over $7500?

Filing a lawsuit for breach of contract in small claims court is probably your best option, but you should send the billing service company a...

What is a CPA's role in collecting a default judgment?

A company's CPA has no role to play in any part of anything you have to do to collect your judgment, except perhaps to write you a check for the...

If the contract states that they will keep the premises free of infestations (like bugs, rats, etc.), then you can sue them in small claims court...

What form do I use to respond to a lawsuit for a promissory note / collections case

You can use the California Court Form No. PLDC-010, available here: http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/pldc010.pdf

Judgment Collection

You should file the Abstract with the County in which the property is located asap. After it's filed, deliver a copy of the filed document to the...

To collect from judgment debtor, should I file a new case or reopen the case in which the judgement was entered?

The court case is done, and the court will not take any affirmative action to enforce the judgment for you. You're pretty much on your own when it...

What do I do when I'm being sued for a delinquency on a credit card and they're saying they have a default judgement

How does Uber pay you? If they take taxes out of your pay (you're a W-2 employee) then your wages may be garnished. If Uber pays you as an...