A certificate of judgment for a debt turned over to a collection agency.

I do not practice in Ohio or have experience with "certificates of judgment," but I can surmise that you were sued for a debt, the court entered a...

How do I file a lien in CA?

I congratulate you on obtaining your judgment. Now that you have a judgment, you need to enforce it. Judgment enforcement is a specialized area...

By law, do consumers have to pay collection agencies all the tacked on fees?

The main question is whether the original contract provides for collection fees. Assuming it does, you may be liable. Such "tacked on" fees...

Do i have to pay a collection agency extra fees they have charged on?

Do you have a copy of the credit card contract? Most credit card contracts have a clause holding a debtor liable for any fees incurred to collect...

Do I need to respond if my husband spoke to a collection agency?

I practice law in California, not in Oregon and cannot advise you regarding your rights in Oregon. Having said that, if you still lived in...

Collection agency is attempting to collect on debt that over 10 years old. Will I have to pay the collection agency?

The debt collector may have violated the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act. There may also be a Pennsylvania statute that affects your rights. I...

Can a levy/garnishment be placed on a debtors state tax return in the state of california

I think you are asking whether a creditor can levy a debtor's tax refund check, and if so, how? See California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP)...

Can my bank withdraw money from my account? (I stopped paying on a loan given to me by that bank. A Lot loan.)

Go find a civil attorney immediately, do not procrastinate one more day. I am not licensed to practice law in Florida and haven't seen any...

I just received a summons from a creditor. The debt is from 2004. How can I resolve this without going to court?

Depending on what state you live in, the debt may be outside of the statute of limitations in which case it would be improper to sue you in court. ...

You have to have your judgment "domesticated" in the sister-state where the debtor currently resides. This is usually accomplished by retaining an...