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...

Do I legally have to pay?

If the documents that you signed state that you promise to pay, you are obligated to pay. Does the document state that if charges are not filed,...

How to determine which property is the judgment debtor's?

A recorded Abstract of Judgment puts a lien on all property in the County, whether presently owned or acquired in the future. You do not need to...

What action can I take?

You can pursue whatever remedies were included in the final judgment of dissolution. If the judgment does not contain adequate enforcement...

The Statute of Limitations is an affirmative defense. That means that you must allege the SOL in your Answer and then you must prove it at trial. ...

Is refusing to make additional payments without a written and signed payment agreement grounds for additional legal action?

If it is a subrogation claim rising from an auto accident, the plaintiff is not entitled to recover attorney's fees if the lawsuit is filed in...

Is my car still considered a marital asset if it was repossessed after separation?

It is not an asset. It is a debt. If it was a community debt before separation, it is a community debt. The repo does not convert it into a...

What form do I use to answer a court summons for debt collection?

If you are going to act as your own attorney, you must follow all of the rules of court. The court will not make an exception for your just...

How can I stop my garnishment

The garnishment papers will have a court case number and the name of the court. You should go to the courthouse and read the court's file. You...

Who suppose to file for a lien removal ? The law firm that placed the lien or me?

If you paid the judgment in full (they may have a claim for accrued interest or costs), and if you demand that they execute a Acknowledgment of...