Credit Card co. suing me.

It is very rare for a debt collection complaint to be verified. That would mean that a representative of the bank, credit card company or debt...

I had my bank account garnished and I filed a claim of exemption. What is the cut off time for the opposition to file?

Enforcement of a judgment can be carried out through a bank levy (the term "garnishment" is used when wages are attached). You have 10 days...

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In order to have a claim against the party that sued you, you must identify one or more violations of the fair debt collection statutes. If you...

Can a plaintiff go after me to collect a judgement against my husband?

In almost every instance, if your home is your "separate property" (title is in your name only) then a judgment creditor with a judgment against...

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Can a renewal Judgment be collected from my employervif I was not served

You may be talking about two or three different documents. A renewal of judgment is something that is filed with the court, and a copy is supposed...

My boyfriend owes Feds restitution fees for fraud, embesselment. If we get married does debt become mine?

Restitution owed in connection with a criminal conviction will not be considered a "community debt" so you would not be responsible for it, if you...

The contents of a safe-deposit box is vulnerable to creditors who have judgments, the same way that a checking or savings account is vulnerable. ...

Must I file separate bankruptcy petitions for my LLC and myself?

An attorney should evaluate whether you are personally responsible for the business debts. If so, then a personal chapter 7 case will protect you...

How would a landlord/management company get a judgement against you if they never took you to Court??

If there had been a lawsuit filed (either unlawful detainer or for payment of a debt), you would have been able to find it by contacting the court...

Credit card defaulting puts you to jail?

No, failure to pay a consumer debt is not a crime and does not subject you to criminal prosecution or punishment. If a creditor wants to sue...

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