Is a notorized letter considered purgery if not paid back?
You wrote that you already have a judgment. There is no need to take him to court again. Now, you need to enforce your judgment against his assets...
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You wrote that you already have a judgment. There is no need to take him to court again. Now, you need to enforce your judgment against his assets...
You mail it to the County if the judgment number begins with VJ. You mail it to Trenton if the judgment number begins with DJ or the Docket No....
Before the sale starts, the plaintiffs attorney will announce the amount due the plaintiff. The amount paid by the winning bidder will first go to...
If there's a judgment, then you had to be given some form of notice. I don't think you need a collection attorney. You need an attorney with...
You need to speak to an attorney experienced in defending debt collection and pursuing your possible claims for violations of the Fair Debt...
The statute of limitations concerns the time from default until they start the lawsuit. To get a judgment, they had to start a lawsuit. They seem...
The Statute of Limitations limits the time within which a lawsuit must be brought. Generally, the rule in NJ for accounts and promissory notes is 6...
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No. Having done so, the collector may be liable under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act up to $1,000 plus any actual losses.
In addition, you can collect up to $1,000 together with any actual losses you may have suffered.
You should contact Legal Services of New Jersey or an consumer attorney (most do not charge a fee for an initial consultation). You can check the...