Yes you can as long as when a debtor exam or interrogatories are served you do not hide the information. You may look into what defense you may...

Yes they can sue and obtain a judgment.

The lack of a driver’s license would not make the repossession illegal.

A counter suit would have limited viability due to the expense and limited recovery. But you could get back attorney fees and costs, if any.

Yes. If they are not a member the charging order will just have no effect. Note the documents can be obtained by subpoena and other methods.

The Coinage Act of 1965 states: United States coins and currency are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues. Foreign gold or...

If they obtained a judgment, the judgment remains valid as long as renewed prior to expiration. ▪

If you had no fee agreement then the amount is limited to a reasonable value of services, not a contingent amount. If there was a fee agreement,...

File a motion with the court to accept payments and reduce the judgment until paid. Alternatively, save each payment until you have enough to...

In addition to the excellent insight by the other attorney who responded to your query, consider an attorney demand letter indicating a lawsuit may...