I won my small claims judgment. now i want to garnish his checks how do i do that?

I agree with attorney Corbin. Also just because he may have lied or failed to disclose his income does not mean you can now collect it. From what...

If you got it in Minnesota, it likely will come up on the public court records search. Follow this link and search under...

Would a Judge ever invalidate a will without contest?

Your question is very vague and I'd need more details to give you a full answer. In short, a judge can invalidate a will for a variety of...

My attorney recently passed away

I agree with Mr. Schultz. The file material your attorney had is actually your property and you can demand it at anytime. If the attorney's...

I received a notice of entry and docketing of judgment for restitution owed.

I agree with Mr. Berkus. Follow through with the payment plan and you should be fine. If you were to file bankruptcy there is strong chance that...

Are gifts given in Minnesota before I die included later in the amount of the estate?

I agree with Ms. Kelly. The thing you need to worry about most when making such transfers is whether or not you feel you'll need to apply for...

I have been served by the notice being taped to my door - and now a judgement has been entered as of 4/2/2013.- is this legal?

I agree with Mr. Weig. The best strategy is to nip it in the bud before it becomes a problem. Notify the creditors of your situation and that...

My friends daughter charges her $500/Mo to rent a bedroom in their basement and she does not have exclusive use of this space.

I agree with the other posters. Exclusive use of premises is not necessarily presumed in all leases. Especially if your friend and her daughter...

My husband died July 2010 and he did not have a will. Does his property revert to me the spouse? My name is on the property?

If you held the property in joint tenancy with your husband it should automatically revert to you as the survivor and without need for a probate...

How long does it take for a ud to actually go on your record

If you already had a court hearing, chances are that there is already an established record that is made public. Once the judge issues the final...