Since you have been sued, the case is now "in court" and its too late to avoid litigation. However you can buy some time and protect yourself from...

It seems like your employer thought it would be easier to just produce the records, rather than have to hire an attorney to get involved in this...

"Stole some things from me" is called "conversion" - which can be cash or other forms of property. There is a three (3) year statute of limitation...

A debt settlement company typically does the following: takes a payment from the client, pays itself a monthly fee, and eventually (after enough...

To collect attorneys fees based on Civil Code Section 1717, one of the parties to the contract must be the "prevailing party." A "prevailing...

If you were sued for collection of a PRIVATE student loan (not a federal loan), you may want to get a copy of the complaint and discuss the merits...

Unfortunately here is no easy and painless way to resolve this. One option would be to let your ex know that you cannot pay $1,000 a month for a...

Outside of delinquent child support and related fines, there is no way to garnish more than 25% of a person's after-tax income. It is also...

A plaintiff has a maximum of 3 years to serve a defendant, starting from the date the complaint is filed. Starting at about one year after the...

If you were to borrow money from a member of a Native American tribe, or a business that is owned by a tribe and managed by members of the tribe,...