Can I get in trouble/sued for this
Yes, you could be sued, as you admit you borrowed the money. The statute of limitations to sue is 6 years on a breach of contract, so she has...
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Yes, you could be sued, as you admit you borrowed the money. The statute of limitations to sue is 6 years on a breach of contract, so she has...
You can report him to the police, and you could also sue him for battery. The police may not do much, but you never know unless you report this...
Well, if they had a warrant, they could have just busted down the gate/door instead.
You are not garnished for a WRIT. A writ is simply an order from the court. As in, whomever your loved one owes money to got a writ of garnishment...
Yes, you could sue, and assuming you win, then what? You would have to be able to collect from him, and odds are given the police report and that...
It is after 9 am at this point, so you best find an attorney to handle the threatened contempt filing. If what you say is true, you should have...
Yes, and I have a client who has done exactly that. Was the NY company Invents Company by chance?
Legal, yes, no one is going to go to jail. Was it effective in completing service, likely no, but as Mr. Bodzin said, you know have notice. And as...
You can either send a demand yourself asking for the two days, as well as the penalty wage, or get an attorney to do it. Many attorneys take such...
The problem you will have is proving the terms of the oral contract, which is legally valid in most cases. That said, if there is no contract terms...