MY EMPLOYER RECIEVED A EARNINGS WITHHOLDING ORDER FOR ME THE PROBLEM IS IT CAME IN A NAME II USED 25 YEARS AGO

You need to do two things: 1. File a Claim of Exemption. You give this form to the Sheriff. You state that yo need whatever amount you need to...

A proper review of your case and your situation requires a review of all of the relevant documents and the entire case file. As far as the case...

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I have default judgment against large corporation at small claims court. Against whom do I get a bench warrant?

No. You must name an individual. And that individual must be named on the Order to Appear. If you just named the corporation, you cannot get a...

I have a garnishment,I filed a claim of exemption and didn't receive a response, the writ is due to expire what happens after

More information is needed. If the creditor did not file opposition to the claim of exemption, it is automatically granted. What was filed? What...

Is it legal for a car dealership to garnish a person after 10-11 years without any public notice?

Check the court records. The garnishment notice will have a court case number. Review the case file at the courthouse. If, according to court...

I got a lien against a debtor in small claims court. After many months she sold the property that I had the lien against but I

The person whom you should consult is an attorney. The documents need to be reviewed. The facts that you state in your question do not make...

The debtor (now) wants to negotiate after I put the levy on his account. He wants me to remove the levy. But how do I collect?

I assume that you levied upon the debtor's bank account. Whatever money (up to the amount of the Writ) is frozen or is in the possession of the...

Unless you were actually confused about how to respond to the Summons, the typo will not be helpful to you. You need to file an Answer. Now would...

Can I make a FOIA request to see if my judgment debtor filed taxes for past couple of years?

You cannot obtain a copy of anyone else's tax return unless that person signs an IRS Form 4506, instructing the IRS to send you a copy of the...

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The Statute of Limitations applies to the time when a lawsuit was filed. It is an affirmative defense, which means that when you are sued, you...