What do I file in court to dismiss a collections lawsuit? I have proof that account has been paid in full in settlement case.

Procedurally, you would file a Motion for Summary Judgment under Code of Civil Procedure section 437c. But check the amount of the court's filing...

How do I get my Money

You need to file your claim in the bankruptcy case. Before trying to do anything else, you should have a lawyer review the specifics of your case...

My ex-husband used my social security card # to attempt to gain credit. 6 instances found so far.

The criminal prosecution is in the hands of the criminal prosecutor (acting as attorney for "The People of the State of California") and the...

How can a collection agency sue for account stated when there is evidence of identity theft?

If they have sued you, you must respond by filing proper papers with the court, paying the court filing fee, etc. I urge you to contact an...

Can a deposition subpoena be served in a small claims action in California?

Why don't you just levy on the account? If it is open and if there is money, you will get something. If there is any problem relating to title to...

Motion to Quash versus a Judgment Debtors Exam

Check with the court and find out if/when a judgment was entered and the name of the defendant, as shown in the judgment. Now, you have an ORAP. ...

If a collection agency has filed a request for a default judgment do I need to do something?

"Logging" or "lodging" may not be the same thing as "filing." Your Answer (or other responsive pleading) must be "filed" with the court. You need...

What happens to my old wage garnishment levy?

When the creditor learns of your employment, and it gets a new Writ, it can garnish your wages.

If there is a formal probate estate, the executor or administrator has legal standing. If there was no probate, a Small Estate Affidavit needs to...

Rcvd summons 4 my Mom who's n the hospital & has been since 7/2013. Told guy 1st time, he left. 2day its stuck on door. What2do?

Send a certified letter to the attorney who is representing the plaintiff, stating that [name] no longer resides at the address. Tell them that...