Your Sociaql Security benefits are exempt from being levied upon to enforce any judgment they might get. If you have any non-exempt money deposited...

I agree with the other commenters but add the following comments: You said that your were served for a case in the small claims court. You also...

Based on the information you provided, I am assuming that you were sued in the "Special Civil Part" of the Superior Court. Your post states that...

The quickest answer is "maybe." In New Jersey, to sell someone's home to collect a debt, there must be a lien on the property. For common credit...

I assume the case was brought in Monmouth County. It would be in the Special CIvil Part of the Law Division. If you paid the debt, then the case...

I certainly understand your frustration but I would caution against you being so cavalier as to presume a good outcome from not goign to court. If...

To comply with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, a debt collector who is attempting to collect a consumer debt must send you a written notice...

There are some facts which are missing. If they obtained a wage garnishment then they obtained a judgment. After being served with the Complaint,...

I suggest you reach out to an attorney with experience in haldning student loans. I recommend Josh Cohen, Esq. (https://thestudentloanlawyer.com/)...

Yes, you can be sued. No, they can't touch your SSDI benefits if they get a judgment but they can go after other assets you might have. Also, if...