My name is on my father’s bank account who is the primary owner, can my creditors garnish it?
Yes. If there is a levy, file a claim of exemption. Having the debtors name in a bank account does provide difficulties.
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Yes. If there is a levy, file a claim of exemption. Having the debtors name in a bank account does provide difficulties.
While they can sue and then serve by publication on motion, you indicate you have no income or assets in which they can collect
Yes you can seek verification. Whenever one is unsure if the claim is legitimate, give no information, demand proof in writing (do not give...
It may be a scam. Whenever one is unsure, give no information, demand proof in writing (do not give your address or other information),...
It may be too late for them to sue if they have not done so. Consult with experienced debt collection defense attorneys.
It depends on your contact/the policy with the insurance company. If you breached the contact of insurance to last one year they can sue for the...
You might have no income or assets in which they can collect. You may have to pay nothing (without filing bankruptcy).
You cannot require a wire payment when there are alternatives. For example, a courier such as FedEx.
Of the various issues you describe, the biggest problem is not splitting the fee with the prior attorney. Consult with and hire another...
Possibly. Malpractice means that a health care provider violated the standard of care. A bad outcome is not enough. Another health care provider...