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In Washington State can a judgement derived from an unpaid medical bill be converted into a lien on my paid for home?
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Answered on December 15, 2012
Yes, a judgment entered against you will likely become a judgment lien on your home.
Yes, under WA law the judgment creditor would have the...
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What to do if I received a Notice of entry of judgment in Oregon.
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Answered on December 14, 2012
I agree that you should seek a consultation with a local attorney to review your situation, and your exposure here.
I wonder, after reading your...
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What can I have a judgement against someone and she wont pay me? I dont know where she works or where she banks? Please help me!
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Answered on December 08, 2012
I agree that a debtor examination is likely the next best step. Do you think she would appear if ordered to do so by the court? Or would she...
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I lost a summary judgment hearing today in a debt collection lawsuit brought by a junk debt buyer.
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Answered on December 07, 2012
If you asked me this at a party, I'd say, you're probably toast.
The more lawyerly type answer, however, is that you should seek a legal...
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I have an old debt from 11 yrs ago I was just contacted by a collection agency. This debt is not on my credit report do I need
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Answered on December 07, 2012
Dorothy is absolutely correct. When did you last pay this old debt?
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In Oregon can a bill collection agency place a garnishment on a company account that DOES NOT pay wages?
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Answered on December 06, 2012
The first, most basic, question is what names are on the account. If the debtor (person owing the medical debt) has his/her name on the bank...
Motion for summary judgement how to answer in the state of Washington
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Answered on December 05, 2012
I agree that you should seek legal counsel if you intend to defend this lawsuit. An attorney can help you to assess the viability of your...
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Can I be held liable for a credit card I didnt sign for and that was not opened by me and that I didn't now about.
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Answered on December 03, 2012
It looks like you are a victim of identity theft.
Since you have already been sued, the safest thing you could do is seek legal representation...
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Does a payment by a un-responsible, un-related, third party, unknowingly to me, reset the statute of limitations on a debt
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Answered on November 30, 2012
I researched this issue some years ago and found that under Washington law, if the payment was not voluntarily made by you (or someone that you...
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I need help
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Answered on November 30, 2012
You should take time now to seek a FREE consultation from a local bankruptcy attorney, who can help you analyze your options in dealing with this...
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