What does "FAILURE TO FILE REQUEST FOR ENTRY OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT" mean if I was never served and court records show no service?
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Answered on July 27, 2013
I suggest you visit the courthouse where the case was filed and obtain from the civil clerk copies of all the documents filed in the case. Then...
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I was awarded a judgment about 6 months ago and can't collect.
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Answered on July 23, 2013
I suggest you have the court order the judgment debtor to appear for a judgment debtor exam so you can ask him questions about his income and...
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How do I get an incorrect lien removed from my rental property in another state (Oregon)?
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Answered on July 20, 2013
Your goal is not to remove the lien itself; your goal is to prove to your bank that the lien should not attach to YOUR property.
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Please let me know if I have all the forms needed to pursue Writ of Execution for Wage Garnishment .
I have the following:
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Answered on July 20, 2013
The Sacramento County Public Law Library and California Courts websites have good self-help info for enforcing/collecting judgments. See...
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Can I get dispersed some of my own monies from a lawyer/client trust account?
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Answered on July 20, 2013
The funds in your attorney's attorney-client trust account (IOLTA account) belong to you. Contact your attorney.
Thanks in advance. I have a debt collection suit for $5,750. Its a debt-buyer, not original creditor. Need to plot next move.
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Answered on July 18, 2013
The Los Angeles County Court website provides a fee schedule for filing your answer.
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Am I responsible for my recently deceased husbands medical bills? El Dorado County, CA.
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Answered on July 18, 2013
I'm sorry for your loss. If the debts were incurred during your marriage, then yes -- you are responsible for paying them because they were...
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\what can i do/
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Answered on July 17, 2013
I agree with Mr. Paul: The first thing you should do, ASAP, is fill in, sign, date and mail to the levying officer (probably a county sheriff) a...
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Did not receive first check from former tenant's wage garnishment.What can I do?
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Answered on July 16, 2013
Contact the levying officer (probably the county sheriff).
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May a form WG-001 be submitted directly to the "Bank" itself where the defendant works or not?
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Answered on July 15, 2013
It's your responsibility to provide the levying officer (the county sheriff) with the debtor's employer's correct address.
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