Answer to JDB Discoveries - Is it OK to deny Plaintiff's questions when their named-JDB predecessor is not the original CC ?

I agree with my colleagues. It would be unwise for us to advise you how to respond without reviewing all the facts and reviewing the specific...

In CA, how do I find the statute of limitations on a medical debt owned by a collection agency?

Mr. Hyde offered good advice. I'd like to add that the statute of limitations is 4 years from the date you breached your agreement, or 4 years...

If a business account has the name of a judgement debtor on it, along with the other business partner name

If you only have a judgment against the debtor as an individual, then you will need to file with the court, along with your request for issuance of...

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What kind of form do I need to fill if I want to gift a property to my children?

The type of form depends upon the type of property. I agree you should consult with an estate planning attorney especially if the property has...

Can my creditors (3) place a lien against me if I am unable to pay my full monthly bills?

Your creditors can only lien and/or levy your income and assets if they sue you and obtain a judgment against you. You can either continue to...

Default penalties,interest and collection fees have more than doubled my student loan debt.What options do I have to lower them?

I suggest you consult with a collections defense attorney in your area who can review the contract you signed with the lender.

I agree with my colleagues; you may do both. And as Mr. Lysle stated, if he files a claim of exemption, you may oppose it and set the matter for...

What do I do?

I suggest you consult ASAP with a collections defense attorney in Orange County.

Hi.I am being sued by collection agency,but I cannot pay because my salary is less than $2000,and I have to pay rent,other bills

If someone handed the summons to you, you have 30 days from the date you received the summons to file a response (e.g, an Answer) with the court...

Interest accrues at 10% per year on the principal amount (unpaid balance) of the judgment. The "principal amount" is the judgment amount plus...