You can't. If the judgment has been paid, your only remedy is to ask the judgment creditor to have it marked satisfied. Most states have...

In NC is a judgement the same as a lien if you own one home?

While I agree with the other attorneys, some clarification. If you inherited the home, unless you added your wife's name to the title, the home is...

I agree with Attorney Murillo. You evidently realized this is a mistake. Under these circumstances, you are not legally entitled to benefit from...

I have fill out all forms to have a judgement vacated, but how do I file them in court. the judgement is for credit cards,

You don't file forms to have judgments vacated in NC. Judgments can be attacked for up to 1 year after they have been enteed under Rule 60. ...

My husband recently passed awaway am i entilted to any money thats will be left in huis estate account

I am not admitted in Delaware and while probate practice differs from state to state, the answer to your question is that there should not be any...

Reference Years Support. My father died in Georgia with no will. All children are over 18. He was married to his third wife.

You need a probate attorney in the county in Georgia where your father lived prior to his death. While you may have review the papers, no attorney...

Can my boyfriend be legally responsible for my bills when he promised me that he would but now he's left me?

Sorry, but if you are not married and have no written agreement, you have no rights to make this man pay your bills. You should ever have made a...

Hello, My Mother recently passed away (April ) should the Will have been filed in Probate?

Its a crime to conceal a will. Most states have a procedure where the probate court can compel the filing of the will. Whether probate is needed...

How do I fight a judgement agaist me from credit card company in north carolina?

I agree with the other attorneys. You have up to one year to challenge a judgment under Rule 60 in most cases (unless there was fraud or other...

How can we get our attorney to release our escrow funds?

Of course there is a statute of limitations for everything. Assuming this is in NC, then the statute for most things is 3 years. Meaning that the...