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In theory they can, but they won't. Bank creditors do not pursue cars, in general. They pursue wages and bank accounts.
I am confused - I thought you said that YOU breached your agreement in not paying on a credit card. Sounds like BOTH sides are not doing what... Read Answer
The payment in 2014 reset the statute of limitations, so 2020, six years from payment.
You need to hire a lawyer in the other state and docket the judgment there.
Now you get to see why lawyers dont take cases against individuals on a contingent fee. Getting a default judgment is one thing, collecting, and... Read Answer
Contact DMV and pay the tickets and and charges imposed is the most likely means,
Depend on the nature of the lawsuit but on an closed bank account over draft likely 5 years.
You have done everything you can do. Report it on your credit report as a disputed claim. Save the paperwork.
Small claims court goes up to $5000. You claim you are owed $7000, but you must have stated in the complaint you were owed $5000. Unless... Read Answer
Porbably - judgments are good for 20 years and most such debts are reduced to judgment when you lose.
You need to have the judgment docketed in NY and then you can get a Marshal in New York City to enforce it.
You need to hire an attorney to defend you.
The statute of limitations applies to initiating suit. If there is a judgment, it does not apply.
You will likely need to hire a lawyer, at soime expense, to sort this out. Generally paying the past due amout AFTER repo does not get your carback -... Read Answer
You generally don't if its a legitimate garnishment. Your remedies are to assert an exemption if you have one OR of thereis a problem with judgment... Read Answer
asking this AFTER you filed a lawsuit is simply poor business decision making. The answer is likely yes....unless you know how to ry a case in... Read Answer
I just left St. Maarten last week, I could have stopped by. LOL. That stated, you will likely need lawyers in EACH state or COUNTRY and... Read Answer
It sounds like there are two different debts that you owe.
Sue him. The court to do so will be determined by the amount.
Possibly. If the company is a real company and not a scam. You need to consider shutting down the access to your account and changing accounts with... Read Answer
Depending on your total claim, and where the accident occurred, you need to sue in Supreme Court or County Court.
Keep paying. The bankruptcy does not impact your deal, which is an asset of the bankruptcy.
Sorry, this is something that you are going to have to handle on your own.
If your legal knowledge base is that limited, its a clear sign that you need to retain a lawyer to take any action in court. Small claims court is... Read Answer