Can a landlord lock you out after he has continually tried to date you and take you to bars to have drinks but you are undeage

This is not a banking question. This is about a landlord-tenant relationship and/or a civil harassment. The latter part of this question is not...

What should I do?

It's not clear from your question whether the issue is the direct-deposit of your paycheck (into your personal checking account) OR the automatic...

Corporations and other businesses cannot file lawsuits in small claims court. Only individuals can sue in small claims court. The plaintiff sued...

Judgement for $3,000 about to be entered against my wife for credit debit. What can the creditor do to collect

Creditors who have small judgments (usually for consumer debts like credit cards) typically try to enforce the judgment in one of two ways: 1) the...

No; being unable to pay a debt is not a crime, and you will not go to jail. You might be sued in civil court for collection of the debt.

California Civil, Post Judgement. I was sat down at a debtors exam for 2.5 hours yesterday.

These questions seem invasive, but the judgment creditor is entitled to go into detail about your finances and property. I would draw the line at...

How can a creditor put a lien on my house and drain my bank acct?

In California we have an "exemption" system that allows a person to file a "Claim of Exemption" following a bank levy. The Claim of Exemption...

What can I do about a debt buying company trying to sue me for my credit card debt???

Debt buyers purchase credit card debt for a small fraction of the face value: a 2011 FTC report stated that debt buyers pay an average of 5 cents...

Can the State of California place a levy on your bank account without notifying the person(s) of the account

If your bank account was levied, it means that all of the following happened: (1) you were sued, most likely for the collection of a debt; (2) the...

Transfer to a retirement account

A person who transfers property in order to avoid having to pay a judgment may be carrying out a "fraudulent transfer," which may be a criminal...