Any judgment debtor who filed a bankruptcy petition and who did NOT list the creditor's mailing address and the mailing address of the judgment...

I only make $815 semi monthly can creditors can garnish my paycheck?

You need to submit a Claim of Exemption to the Sheriff where the writ is issued, with the worksheet showing your income and expenses and why you...

When does the statute of limitations commence for debt on a credit card in California?

In California, the date of filing of the complaint "preserves the statute" for the plaintiff, meaning that so long as the complaint is filed (not...

Can the status of limitation in Dubai be applied in California USA?

If you stay in California and are sued here you will have a good argument that the local period of limitations applies. At the same time, if...

Agreeing with the above and adding to it, the practical effect varies depending on the type of bankruptcy petition he might file and whether he...

I was bailed out of jail in the beginning of 2010. There was an outstanding balance of$16000. Can they sue me 9 years later ?

They can only record a lien once they have a judgment and if they are threatening to sue, there is not yet any judgment. In agreement with above...

What to do about civil lawsuit collections case?

It depends on whether you believe you owe it to that debt collector and are able to pay it or want to pay it. Do you want to fight it off...

Yep, sounds like there was a trial date and no appearance by you, OR the answer was not filed correctly. If it truly is a "default judgment," it...

How do I file a CA "motion to vacate or modify a renewal" of a judgment that actually does not exist? Not even sure I need to?

The first thing that occurs to me is, are you looking in the correct county? Obviously, a judgment that does not exist cannot be renewed, but...

I was sued by a SF company and they have filed a levy against my pay? I was not aware this happened? Do I have any recourse?

You can file a Claim of Exemption to decrease the amount being withheld from your paycheck. You might be able to get a default judgment vacated...

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