By giving them a payment, you re-started the Statute of Limitations. Your issue with the furniture company is the correct amount that you owe....

Can a wage garnishment dept of employer speak to custodial parent?

You can serve a Subpoena for records. Have you asked the Dept of Child Support Services to serve a Wage Assignment? If not, why not? You do...

Can I accept a collection agency telling me they will remove something from my credit over the phone?

It must be in writing. Have you checked your credit report? Was the information reported to the credit bureaus by the original creditor or by the...

How can I tell if the paperwork for a renewal of judgment is real

I cannot view your paperwork, so I do not know what papers you are looking at. If you are looking at papers that your employer gave to you because...

How can a collection agency obtain a default judgment against me without me being served?

You need to review the court's file, get copies of the relevant documents and see a lawyer. Improper service is not a matter than can be decided...

Does an abstract of judgment require filing the lien in every county I think debtor might be thinking of buying property?

To cover all of California, you must record the Abstract in each of California's 58 counties. If you want to record an Abstract in each of the 50...

How can I collect money from someone that moved out of state?

You cannot file in Small Claims Court in California unless you can arrange to have her served with the court papers when she is in California. You...

Ca collection firm got 2013 default judgement. 1-19 Levied account. How to deal with their Opposition to my Claim of Exemption?

If you want to ask the court to set aside the judgment that was entered against you, you must prove 1) you were not served and/or had a good reason...

Can I add a parent company to a judgment order that was not included in the original lawsuit?

You can file a new lawsuit agaisnn the parent company.

Nothing will happen unless you take action. If the debtor is an "employee", you can garnish up to 25% of the wages. If she is working as an...