Am I liable for my husband credit card debts and unpaid tax?
Probably not, but you may need legal assistance.
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Probably not, but you may need legal assistance.
You need to have the court records reviewed by an attorney. I cannot look into a crystal ball and see the paperwork. You may have a good basis...
If you are raising the SOL as a defense, you have the burden of proof. The law in this areas is complicated because you are dealing with the laws...
You need to be represented by an attorney. go to the website of the national association of consumer advocates, go the the "Find a Lawyer" link...
Why didn't you go to court, or try to settle, when the Sheriff or a registered process server handed you the court Summons and complaint? If...
Yes. And, until the debt is paid, they can also levy your bank account, and levy on other property. As to the lien on your home, they should file...
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Do not believe anything that a debt collector tells you, especially if it is a legal opinion. Have you been sued, i.e., been served with Summons...
Probably not. The SOL is an affirmative defense, and the defendant has the burden of proof. Was your "promise to pay" conditional upon the...
Prior to trial a plaintiff has an absolute right to dismiss without prejudice (unless a demurrer has been sustained or a terminating discovery...
Yes. If your husband wants to pay the account, you should not have a problem. If the settlement provides for monthly or periodic payments over...