Can I search on-line to verify that a judgement indeed has been filed against me?

Check for judgments on ACMS-PA per the comments by Mr. Kroll. My practice is limited to defending consumer debt collection lawsuits and pursuing...

Bank Levy - Bill Pay

The bank levy is made against the balance in the account at the time of the levy up to the amount of the judgment. So, if the judgment were for...

TIME-BARRED DEBTS Threatening, Harassing communications... Debt Collector Claims exemption from FDCPA guidelines

A debt arising from a traffic violation is not a "debt" as defined by the FDCPA because it does not arise from a "transaction." As a result, the...

If you want to contest the case, you need to file an Answer. It is very important that you file before the deadline. To do this, you need to...

I am not aware of any requirement that you live together. There are very few published court decisions on this issue. So, there are no cases which...

My late husband of only 13 days acquired alot of medical debt before we were married. Am I now responsible for his debt?

The doctrine of necessities in NJ states that a solvent individual is responsible to pay the debts of his or her indigent spouse if incurred for...

Pressler and pressler

Again, I do not understand why a Texas lawyer is answer questions about NJ law. Social Security benefits are exempt from being levied upon to...

I was supeoned by the courts to give these lawyers my info including my bank info they know im on social security

No offense to Mr. Wiley but I do not understand why a non-NJ attorney would attempt to answer a question about NJ Court procedures. You have a...

What do you advise that I do to correct this because do not even know what this so-called debt is for?

The case was probably filed in the Special Civil Part of the Law Division. Levies on the regular Law Division are handled by the Sheriff's Office....

Can a credit card co. sue someone if their only source of income is from Social Security Disability and Child Support?

To answer your specific questions -- yes, they can sue if your only source of income is SSDI or child support. SSDI and Child Support are exempt...