I have a judgment entered against me for a hospital bill I did not pay. Hospital visit was in 2006 and judgment was entered in

You may have a FDCPA claim, and/or an RFDCPA claim. But, more importantly, you may have grounds to set aside the default judgment, if you were not...

You / your parents should talk with a debt collection defense attorney. There may be defenses to the lawsuit. If the debt buyer sues, and does...

Do not believe anything that a debt collector tells you or promises you. Do you want the account reported as a "paid collection", settled for less...

Credit card fraud

Theoretically you could be charged with a crime. The amount does not matter. Since the account is in the US, the location of use does not matter....

After final judgment can indebtedness from a judgment be subject to collection from my annuity account?

Who is the judgment creditor? If the judgment is in favor of your former spouse and the annuity is community property, yes it is subject to...

Your sister should communicate with the attorney who represented her in court and who is familiar with the specifics of her situation.

What ar the total cost to enforcement of judgment proceedings and applying for a writ of execution on real How long does it take

The total cost depends upon many things. Because the home has a statutory homestead, if you want to levy on the house, you must be prepared to...

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How do you notify a creditor of an expired judgment?

You should dispute the reporting of this judgment with each of the three credit reporting agencies and ask that each remove this item. Get a free...

How do I submit via telefax on a tentative ruling? Do I have to do it on a pleading? Should I just appear in court?

Your question does not include the court's tentative ruling. If the tentative was to grant, send a fax and save the trip. If you show up, you run...

If I sold my sole proprietor business to my roommate for $1, could that keep creditors from continuing to levy my account?

What you are doing is called a "fraudulent conveyance." By statute the amount of the judgment will be tripled and your friend will be jointly...