If the contract allows repossession, then yes. You may be able to work with them on a new payment plan.

The type of business should not affect the ability to garnish.

Look up the court records. Contact the attorneys (in writing) to negotiate a payment plan settlement.

The judge can require meet and confer. The judge probably thought a discussion in the courthouse would be safe. A person has a right to quit...

It would depend on the details of the contract or other records.

Yes that is the purpose of the confession. But note, this may show up as a judgment against you on the public record and credit reports. There may...

You can sue if you do not owe the money but not for a failure to detail an invoice.

Yes, once a judgment is obtained and there is a breach in the agreed payment plan, the creditor can proceed with all collection actions, including...

If they have filed the lawsuit timely, but now want to withdraw, it may not be a legal malpractice case. But, you should consult with experienced...

If your lawyers dumped you right before the statute of limitations, and you lost your case because of this, you may have a legal malpractice case. ...