There can be. If that occurred see another attorney to seek relief.

The lender might require the judgments be paid before they will loan.

Take the threat of arrest to a collection defense attorney. This is a violation and a crime.

You can have the proper documents served. It may only get the payments owed to the corporation, but unpaid, at the moment of levy.

Set a debtors examination requiring turnover of the pink slip.

No. But you will have to file paperwork to show the money is not yours.

The best would be to consult with a local lawyer to review the contract and negotiate a settlement. If you do not file the proper documents with...

Settlement negotiations are generally not disclosed to the judge, other than to say “settlement was discussed but not made.”

It may be a scam. Additionally, you can check the Texas Statutes for the time limits. For example,...

Yes. But it is a matter of proof. Additionally, cases like this should be considered for a class action.