Can I be charged with theft for not making payments on my car
Generally, a theft charge would not be appropriate for someone who stops making payments on their car.
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Generally, a theft charge would not be appropriate for someone who stops making payments on their car.
The terms of the order govern until the order is changed.
A commercial rental of a stylist's (?) booth will be governed by the terms of the contract.
Ok. Well, you signed a contract, so it will depend on what that contract says.
Yes, they absolutely can and do. The state will do everything it can to collect unpaid taxes.
Your first statement is wrong. There are many county attorneys who have private practice on the side. The rest of your question is either (a)...
Can he make you? No, but he can use legal process to try to do so by suing you.
If you don't like it, you are free to rent from another landlord. I'm aware of no prohibition against this in Iowa.
Maybe, maybe not. You seem to base a lot of your complaint on what appears to be fairly significant assumptions. You'd need to back those...
Yes, a judgment creditor could under the right circumstances.