An ORAP can only be personally served. See CCP 708.110(d), which provides, "The judgment creditor shall personally serve a copy of the order on...

I owed debt before I got married. Will debt collector garnish our joint account?

The judgment creditor can levy YOUR separate property but not your wife's separate property. The judgment creditor also can levy you and your...

The following statutes govern the timing of your satisfaction of judgment and plaintiff's acknowledgment of satisfaction of judgment...

Can I avoid a collection agency more than doubling my balance owed withouth having a lump sum?

What is PR's basis for asking for $2700? Did you and Kay Jewelers enter into a written contract? If so, what were the terms of the contract with...

Rights of a collection agency

Mail out your CCP 454 demand for bill of particulars now. Then file and serve your Answer no later than 30 calendar days after you were served...

Is there any recourse if a client decides he doesn't want to pay you?

Write them a demand letter, and if they don't pay you within 10 days, then sue them! This self-help website is very helpful:...

What Happens when the debt collecters know where you work and have a garnishment in place with the date and everything?what i do

As the others have suggested, you might want to fill out a Claim of Exemption (http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/wg006.pdf) with attached...

If filing a General Denial in CA as my answer, can I also attach/file a Bill of Particulars with it?

The General Denial (http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/pld050.pdf) needs its own Proof of Service (http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/pos040.pdf). ...

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I have a judgement against someone and I would like to garnish their spouse's wages. This is in California.

You can seek a court order to garnish a non-debtor spouse's wages. Read the Rutter Group "Enforcing Judgments and Debts," sections 6:1104, et...

I am being sued anmd have been sent a 'Case Management Conference'. What happens if I do not attend?

The answer depends upon the timing of the filing of your bankruptcy petition. As soon as possible after you file your bankruptcy petition, you...