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You should hire a lawyer to defend you immediately. That you have 20 days to respond shows that this is NOT a small claims case. There is an entire... Read Answer
Copntact a debt collections lawyer who will likely pursue on a contingency fee basis, if it is worthwhile.
If you sue, you will likely lose.
Yes. Talk to your matrimonial lawyer.
Are you employed in NY? In order to execute a NY judgment in South Carolina, a SC lawyer would handle the enforcement, not a NY lawyer.
If a judgment has entered, many firms will collect on a 1/3 contingency fee basis. If no judgment has been entered, there may be an additional... Read Answer
Not true. This is a civil matter and is likely usurious and unenforceable.
It depends on the language in the contract you signed.
The statute of limitations for judgment enforcement in NY is 20 years.
If there is a judgment, then yes. If there is no judgment, then only if you make a payment or acknowledge the debt.
If she is mediation, this means that she is beiung sued in court. She has to attend mediation or be subject to sanctions. If she is being sued, she... Read Answer
Since you are If you have questions, we provide FREE legal consultations at 1-800-922-6442.probably paying for criminals who owed other people money... Read Answer
No way to tell as "crazy charges" tells us nothing about what you are describing.
No. Its a violation of the FDCPA/FCCPA, though it may also be a fraud scam. If you have questions, we provide FREE legal consultations at... Read Answer
Generally, yes....if insurance doesn't cover the care, its your bill to pay. If you have questions, we do offer FREE consultations at 1-800-922-6442.
If a judgement was entered against her from a prior lawsuit, yes. If you have questions, we do offer FREE consultations at 1-800-922-6442.
Wages cant be garnished generally without a judgment, meaning you've been sued and lost in court. If you have questions, we do offer FREE... Read Answer
I would suggest at this point that you proceed with filing a lawsuit. Given that this is a straight forward collection matter the cost would be... Read Answer
How were you "forced" to do this? Not sure what you are actually asking. If its that you want to make a workers comp claim, you may several issues if... Read Answer
No way to tell. MOst payday loan or short term online loans in general are scams and ID theft fishing holes. Check you credit report to see if there... Read Answer