What is a notice of debtors exam and how long does it take to collect money from the losing party once a judgement is entered?

Sometimes you never recover anything. Does the debtor have assets? Are the assets exempt from execution? If the losing party does not...

How is it possible for a judgment creditor to place lien on m home after the debt was discharged in CH 7 BK?

I can speculate about what is possible, but what you need to do is to have a bankruptcy attorney review the specifics of your situation. If the...

Enforcing family law judgment

In most circumstances, a judgment dividing community property cannot be enforced by contempt of court. Even if it could, you would need to prove...

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How do I respond to a collection agency after being served? I'm pretty sure the statue of limitations to being sued is expired.

The Statute of Limitations is an affirmative defense. You must allege the running of the SOL in your responsive pleading, and you have the burden...

Why do you have to prove anything? Section 1642 of Title 15 of the United States Code prohibits the opening of a credit card account unless the...

When filing a mechanic lien do you file on only the person who hired you or them and the person that hired the person that perso

Did you serve a Preliminary (20 day) Notice? On whom did you serve the Prelim Notice? You cannot put a lien on the property unless you served a...

If I win my case, is there any circumstance where I can request to be paid monies by the Plaintiff ??

You can file a Memorandum of Costs asking for the filing fee that you paid to the court and for any other fees that you paid to the court, to the...

Who is "they"? If a debt collector says anything, he/she is saying whatever he/she thinks will get you to send money. I would suggest that you do...

I received court documents for order of the sale of house for Judgement

You must file your court papers in opposition to the motion at least 9 court days (not calendar days) before the hearing. The judge will decide on...

I have a debt owned by a 3rd party debt collector. What is the statute of limitations in CA that they can collect or sue?

Typically 4 years from the date of breach, but this time period can be extended (tolled) for a number of reasons and if you make a promise to pay,...