How do I get my money back from a company who took it and didn't pay the bills it was supposed to for me?

First of all - bankruptcy, bankruptcy, bankruptcy. If you haven't fully discussed bankruptcy with an attorney in your area, you're doing yourself...

You'll need a power of attorney. See: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=523.23 for more on Minnesota powers of attorney. If you don't...

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Regarding summary judgment: I am the defendant in a civil suit. Plaintiffs filed for summary judgment three months ago.

I'm assuming they served the reply memorandum by mail? By the rules, a reply memorandum must be served 3 days prior to the hearing on the motion...

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We were going through the foreclosure process and ended up selling the property as a short sale.

I think you have a couple of options. First, you could consult with a credit repair company. Some companies like that are scams, but some do...

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I think when you are to this point, bankruptcy is something you need to explore. Otherwise, you're liable to keep facing wage garnishments until...

The city is interested in buying my house, should I sell or not?

Filing for bankruptcy just means that the owner of the note associated with the mortgage will not be able to sue you for any amount. They still...

Can someone file a lawsuit against someone in a different country?

They could very well just be harassing you. But yes, they could take you to court. I've never been involved with someone in Minnesota getting...

I think it's a little vague. The standard is that the legal papers can be served "[u]pon an individual by delivering a copy to the individual...

How would a judge rule in this type of an argument between two people? Do we even need to go to court?

It's been a long time since I've seen anything Newfolden related. Would you have to go to Court? If one of the owners won't sell, then yes, you...

Is it true there's a filing fee to submit an answer in response to a Minnesota unlawful detainer action now?

Yes, you have to pay a filing fee when you submit a pleading, even when the pleading is an answer from the defendant. If you cannot afford it and...