If it is a judgment, you can apply any of the tools and techniques such as wage garnishment, bank levies, real property liens, debtor exams, etc.

Yes it does. It appears that the case did not settle. Both parties compromised but did not reach an agreement. But, the parties can continue...

You would need to file a lawsuit. If you can prove fraud your chances are improved. Consult with a consumer rights attorney.

A person can be responsible for the debt of an LLC in certain circumstances. The circumstances include if there is personal liability of the...

Consult with experienced debt collection defense, attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Although they can sue, without proper evidence, they may not have much chance of winning.

Only the person who was awarded the support, the parent, can collect.

It may be a scam or past the time limitations to sue. Making a payment may waive your rights. Provide such companies no information and insist...

First, to answer your question, if the business was set up correctly, and depending on other facts, the person suing will be out of luck. Note...

Human nature dictates it would have some impact.