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First thing NOT to do is not reply at all. If you do not file an Amswer or any motions the Plaintiff wil likely seek a default which would then... Read Answer
The lawyer left town? or you owe the lawyer money and they are doing nothing until you pay? You might want to contact the Florida Bar and see if they... Read Answer
Thank you for reaching out.
We can only practice within North Carolina and can not provide answers for out of state... Read Answer
Unless you are paying cash - everyone knows you will be required to buy title insurance. Its not a secret. Its required to by lenders to make sure... Read Answer
Its virtually impossible for people to represent themsleves in court effectively despite a legal right to do so. Other than being steamrolled by... Read Answer
You pay the charges as they likely will act as a lien against cars you possess also and damage your credit. Then get with DMV and the ex to transfer... Read Answer
If you have a HELOC there is likely already a lien on your house. A charge off is simply means of claiming the debt is not collectable and is not a... Read Answer
You can always sue. The bigger issue is whether its worth the expense in legal fees to do so. Especially when this involves a busted... Read Answer
You need to start with a real estate lawyer.
There are attorneys who specialize in collections who charge a percentage of what they collect.
Pay the fine as every other option will cost far more and may have worse results.
and you are surprised by this why? YOU wanted to the puppy and agreed to pay for the financing. Its not Amazon or Walmart where you change your mind... Read Answer
Possiby, it all depends on the invoices and transactions factually.
Sorry - none of that equates to a legal defense for not paying your credit card bills. To the contrary, the amount of the bill suggests that you... Read Answer
This is not a legal question. This is an issue for your family or health care assistants to address. You can provide them what informatin you have... Read Answer
You have an issue because you knew you were in default for the rented rims, and they demanded them back, and tried to be slick selling the car... Read Answer
Yes - you can be held in contempt and incacerated until you comply.
Not generally, though you might find that the lender may sue for a judgment just to hedge the bet in any probate proceedings or to try to locate... Read Answer
The family law judge cannot relieve someone of a debt to a back. They merely dicatate who is responsible between the people getting divorced. You... Read Answer
Its likely that the satute of limitations bars such an effort and more properly, what are you expecting to acheive assuming you had the money to fund... Read Answer
If you got such an email its likely a collections practice violation if its not a scam. You can call our office at 813-243-9233 to discuss further.
Sure, but its expensive and difficult to undo a judgment unless you can show you wern't served properly.
Its called a deficiency balance. You will need to retain counsel to address this and try to minimze the damage, as they will also be adding legal... Read Answer
This starts as a contract lawsuit possily intertwined with a collection violation. There are a lot of pieces missing so this is not likely a... Read Answer
These are things that should have been dealt with in the divorce proceedings. You need to address this with your divorce lawyer ASAP.