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If an Abstract of Judgment is recorded in the names of 2 persons and 1 is deceased after the AOJ was recorded?
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Answered on September 26, 2015
Not under the facts that you presented. However, your mention of a "Trustee" raises a question. If the property had been transferred from the...
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Possible scam regarding old credit card debt
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Answered on September 25, 2015
Yes, it is a scam. The court does not call people, especially someone who has not filed a formal appearance (and paid a filing fee) in a pending...
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Syuing me 10 thousand dollars.?
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Answered on September 24, 2015
Do not believe anything that a debt collector tells you, expecially if it involves your legal rights.
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I have an unpaid payday loan that is about 3 years old. I now have a law firm threatening me with an arrest warrant
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Answered on September 24, 2015
This is a scam.
1. You cannot be arrested for not paying a debt. Not paying a debt is a civil matter, not a criminal violation.
2. A payday...
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Abstract of Judgment recorded in the county where the Defendant does business, creating a 70K lien
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Answered on September 24, 2015
Check the corporate status of the defendant. Be sure that the name of the debtor on the judgment matches the name in which the bank account is...
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What happens to credit card debt when the holder of the credit card passes away
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Answered on September 22, 2015
Do not worry. The credit card will not be paid, and there will be no adverse consequences to any family member. A probate "estate" is created...
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I co-signed for a student loan and I know I am responsible too, but can I sue the person if they don't pay and I have to?
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Answered on September 20, 2015
You can file a lawsuit. If you sue for no more than $10,000, and you otherwise qualify, you can sue in Small Claims Court in California. But you...
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Financial responsibility
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Answered on September 19, 2015
Absolutely. It is now entirely your obligation.
I have a lien against a personal injury settlement due judgment debtor.
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Answered on September 19, 2015
When you say that you filed a "lien" against the case, exactly what did you file? Did you serve the defendant and the defendant's insurance...
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What is the statue of limitations of a money judgement in California?
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Answered on September 19, 2015
It can be renewed again and again and again, unless discharged by payment in full or by bankruptcy.
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