Can I do anything about a judgment that is about ten years old for a house that I didn't live at?

The biggest problem that you have is that about one year ago you actually received notice that a judgment was entered, but you did not take any...

I am being sued by a bank, can i settle before court date with a discount cash offer?

You need to hire a lawyer now. Any sort of settlement requires agreement by both sides. Why would the bank agree to accept less than you owe? ...

Can I not appear tomorrow to court date for summons under the LLC I function? Can my wages be garnished ?

What is the purpose of the court proceeding? Did you file an Answer with the court? If not, what proceeding is on the court's calendar? A status...

Hello I have a friend who is trying to sue me for $70

If you are served, go to court and tell it to the judge.

If I defaulted on a loan 6 years ago, then the loan was sold, can the new loan owner start placing derogatory marks on my credit

Yes, for up to 7 1/2 years after the date of default. However, the date of default must be accurately reported on your credit. Old accounts do...

Co-ownership does not protect the car from seizure. However, there are other protections. First, there is an exemption amount of $2,750.00 of...

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You cannot sue the towing company. You brother may have the ability to sue. He should consult an attorney for specific advise regarding his...

Can a debt collection agency collect/file suit in CAlifornia without being licensed or bonded here?

The issue of standing to sue is quite complicated. There are a number of exceptions and exclusions in the California Corporations Code which, in...

I recorded my judgment against my debtor at the county recorders office and asked that they put it on the debtors property but..

Compare the spelling of the name on the Abstract of Judgment with the name on the Deed showing ownership of the property. If there is any...

How do I quash a subpoena for personal records in an unlimited jurisdiction case?

You must follow all of the court rules exactly. Also, you have a very short time period in which to "meet and confer" with the opposing attorney...