What type of Demurr is needed for statute of limitations?

The statute of limitations is an affirmative defense which you may raise in your answer. As far as a Demurrer is concerned, all of the relevant...

Scammed out of $1000.00

You can file a police report and, maybe, get an income tax deduction.

Your first stop should be the courthouse. Ask to see the citation and the other records in the court file. What you do next depends upon what you...

There is a judgment against my wife for a lot of money. The creditor is a California Corporation (Inc.). The corporation

No. The judgment will remain on the court records. The judgment may not be enforceable, unless it was properly assigned to another entity or...

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Do the courts come after your cars, motorcycles, bank account after the remaining balance is turned into a civil judgement?

A criminal case is different from a civil case. In a criminal case, law enforcement comes after you. If you are convicted, the court will impose...

Received a garnishment of wages notice that was under my social security number but with a completely different name?

Is it your debt? Go to the courthouse and review the court's file in the case. Were you properly served with Summons and Complaint? What name is...

How do I file "Request of Stay" or something that I can place the Judgement ON-HOLD after trial? preparing for Appeal..

You will need to post a bond with the court. The bonding company will want about one and one-half times the amount of the judgment. If you win...

Violation of the Fair Debt Collection Act. Written Proof

It might be a scam. Is there a court case number mentioned in the paperwork? If so, check out the case file at the courthouse. If the letter...

From what you say, the individuals are not liable to you. They were only acting within the scope of their duties as employees. One lawsuit is all...

If a debt has been filed but I've not yet been served, what are the talking points to negotiate the debt to a minimal amount?

There are no general "talking points". Every situation is different. You should consult a lawyer and have the lawyer review all of the relevant...