Usually the debtor can simply move the money (so be ready to do immediate levy). Nevertheless, request the court to freeze the accounts.

>No you can do it yourself. Consider what you are filing the complaint. And what effect it could have on you. If you will be suing the...

Non disclosure agreements are disfavored in the law. Different states have limited them in different ways. You may be able to find the answers...

You need to contine to directly contact attorneys There are many reasons why attorneys may not take a case. It might not be their area of...

Look into a motion to set aside the judgment for failure to lawfully serve the lawsuit. Consult with experienced debt collection defense...

If they are at fault from the work they did (this to be determined by an independent expert), you can sue them for the damages they caused.

Contact the police. They may be able to accompany you to the property to retrieve your belongings, keep you safe, and prevent an allegation you...

If you already sued him, depending if the court ruled in the merits, you may not be able to sue again. The reference librarians at the local...

You can sue for what you paid the initial mechanic. Recovery of attorney fees depends on the initial paperwork with the mechanic.

Consult with experienced attorneys so that the charge can be fought. https://www.avvo.com/find-a-lawyer