I was wondering when is the start date for a writ of wage garnishment.

Interest on the judgment begins on the date the court entered the judgment. Court clerks are usually pretty good at checking the accuracy of writs...

Do I need to reopen BK?

A bankruptcy discharge removes the personal liability for the debt, but it does not automatically remove judgment liens. If the judgment lien...

I'm a little confused by you statement that you "fiancé at the time declared bankruptcy for us". Did you file for bankruptcy personally or did the...

California Law statutes governing use of SC-145 by judgment debtors

The applicable law is Code of Civil Procedure Section 116.840, which appears in full below: 116.840. (a) At the option of the judgment debtor,...

How can I get out of a business contract that I electronically signed and get my monies refunded for a home based business?

I agree with my colleague Ms. Koslyn. You might have a perfectly valid reason to cancel the contract. On the other hand, your cancellation itself...

Can I sue for damages caused by another business even if there are no laws being broken

You question is rather vague. Without more specifics like the type of businesses involved and the exact cause of the harm, it is impossible to...

I have found a way to sue hundreds of business. Should I get a lawyer before I file or after?

To be blunt, your question makes no sense. You haven't specified the legal theory upon which you would base a lawsuit and you don't say how you...

My wages are being garnished, because I defaulted on a loan however I have been paying on this loan since May of 2012.

Filing the claim of exemption is a good idea, but it won't necessarily provide immediate relief. If the creditor opposes the claim of exemption,...

Just had our joint-checking acct. levied; its my debt, not my wifes. she is the only one working so all money coming in is hers.

Without more facts, it is impossible to answer the question. Even though this is "your" debt, it could still be a community debt that would...

Two properties, one foreclosed, one lender(bank). Can the bank pursue a deficiency judgment against us?

From what I've been reading of Florida law, it appears that the lender is allowed to sue you for a deficiency judgment. However, whether or not...