If it is an order or judgment and not a motion for summary judgment, the court ruled you owe the money. Consider a motion to set aside the...

Check the court order. If a ruling was made against you, you may need to file a motion to set aside.

Consult with Indiana civil litigation attorneys.

Yes. She must provide the property you own. You can sue her for the return of the property.

Consider submitting a court order for the judges signature dismissing the case.

Consult with experienced attorneys about a motion requesting the judge not hear the second case.

You can file a motion with the court making the employer liable for all unwitheld amounts. Make sure you complied with any special laws dealing...

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You can sue her for breach of contract and a determination of ownership rights.

You could sue them to resolve this, but it may not be worth it as they may not sue again. Your attorney could file for prevailing party costs and...

You may be able to file in your state court depending on the actions of the collector.