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How much does a lawyer generally charge for a demand letter?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
it is impossible to answer. this depends on a review of your situation and facts, number of potential defendants involved, the type of case, etc. ...
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When can I collect from the Defendant?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
you need to go out and collect the judgment.
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How did I transfer a default judgment in amount of $7200 from San Diego to Seattle WA area? Will a collection lawyer there
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Answered on August 07, 2013
many collection lawyers take cases on a contingency basis. the problem is that the judgment is on the small side so many lawyers may shy away. ...
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My attorney forged my signature on checks obtained from a vehicle accident to where my wages are being garnished. Can I sue?
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Answered on August 07, 2013
talk to the former lawyer and advise him of the problem. You may wish to consider contacting the state bar if you do not get a resolution with...
TITLE company missed my abstract of judgment lien that is was filed by country recorder office on property that was sold .
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Answered on August 07, 2013
Contact a lawyer who can investigate the situation and make sure that your abstract was properly recorded. They can then send a demand letter to...
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Is there a source of published judgments and settlements? Would I find such a resource in the local law library?
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Answered on August 06, 2013
There are jury verdict publications. However, no two cases are the same since many intangibles such as quality of the plaintiff and the evidence,...
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My roommates and I got evicted leaving us with a 9000 dollar debt however it got sent to collection
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Answered on August 05, 2013
It is a joint debt and therefore everyone is equally obligated to the landlord. Talk to a local lawyer.
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If I collected partial of a judgment through bank levy and there is still a remaining balance due to fees to collect not on the
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Answered on August 04, 2013
Are you sure that your writ has expired.
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Plaintiff admits to purchasing the defaulted debt, causing plaintiff's injury to its own self: a useful affirmative defense?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
They purchased the debt you defaulted on and they are entitled to recover if they can prove their case. Hire a lawyer to assist you or pay for an...
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DEF claims a Failure of Consideration, ...never been any exchange of any money or item of value between the PLT & DEF. Useful?
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Answered on August 04, 2013
The plaintiff purchased the debt from the original creditor who you entered into a contract with. The debt was assigned to them (?). You need to...
