What does a judgement mean against you?

If a money judgment were entered against you then that gives the creditor the right to take action they could not take before the judgment was...

Is a borrowers affidavit the same as a promise to pay

It will depend on what the affidavit says. An affidavit may admit the debt and include a promise to pay it. But a promissory note, in the...

How do I remove my husband's name from the property. I pay the downpayment he contributed nothing

You can ask him to deed his interest to you. If he refuses then it's something that could be sorted out in a civil lawsuit or divorce.

Client wrote a bad check then put a stop payment, should I send a stop payment demand letter to recover the funds ?

You might as well. Hopefully that will get the customer to pay what they owe. Good luck.

How do I successfully oppose a claim of exemption?

There are very short time frames involved in opposing a claim of exemption. You have a limited time to oppose. There are short limits for it to be...

How do I go after someones assets? (bank account, 1099 settlements)

When there is a will there is a way. You probably can levy the money owing from whoever is paying your judgment debtor. Accounts receivable are...

You are mixing up some concepts. A charge off does not mean a debt is forgiven. Given the age of the debt it may be unenforceable through a civil...

Does a plaintiff's pursuit of alternate remedies equitably toll the Statute of Limitations in California?

In addition to statute of limitations issues, there is a litigation privilege you can find at Civil Code Section 47. It protects a lot of bad acts...

As a cosigner on a vehicle can I create a legal document stating after 3 consecutive missed payments I will take possession?

Next time don't cosign on the loan. You can and should have a contract with the brother. However it is only a contract. If he defaults then...

Yes, of course you can be sued. That has nothing to do with what you own or what might be in a trust. A trust is not an entity in the sense...