Class action Lawyer
Practice Areas: Class Action, Debt Collection, Consumer Protection
Social Security benefits are exempt from any judgment collection. Therefore, they cannot "garnish" Social Security. What I mean by that is that...
A lawsuit is started by filing a complaint. A complaint requests the court enter a judgment and states the basis for that request. The court will...
The inquirer mentioned "an original signature card agreement." There is no such thing. When opening an account, a card issuer offers to extend...
The credit reporting agencies (CRAs) keep their scoring algorythms secret. Without knowing it, it is impossible to know the effect. I should point...
First party collectors generally refer to collection agencies which attempt to collect a bill or account before it is in default. The Fair Debt...
Go to court. If you don't show up, the court might deny your motion and then the collection attorney might deny ever having any agreement with you.
Go to the Self Help Center on the NJ Judiciary website. To get a judgment entered as a lien against any real estate owned by your ex, you will need...
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The 20-year statute is not new. A NJ judgment can be enforced for 20 years and can be renewed for a second 20-year period, for a total of 40...
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If they are about to garnish, then they must have a judgment. A NJ judgment is valid for 20 years and can be renewed once for a second 20 year...
The statute of limitations applies to the time between when the claim arose (in other words, when you defaulted) and when they started the lawsuit....
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