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Preserve your defenses in writing. I recommend certified mail, return receipt requested. If you do nothing, the dentists will acquire a... Read Answer
You need to make a motion to vacate the judgment on some basis to unfreeze the account. The cost and procedure turns on which court entered the... Read Answer
It looks like a scam.
It depends on the retainer, but there is no way the NY lawyer would know what you collect in CA.
You need to know where he is located, and where he banks or has assets.
You need to make a motion in the matrimonial case to expedite payment. Your landlord does not have to wait, and it is not a defense to eviction.
Claims are paid in order of priority. It is not inherent that yours should be paid now, but if you do not like your lawyer, fire him/her and... Read Answer
If a judgment has been entered you need to move to vacate it. If a complaint has been filed, you need to answer it.
Whatever you filed, including exhibits, plus the signed order.
If you owe it, you are going to have to pay. You can demand an accounting but 35 years of interest is a lot.
In theory they can, but they won't. Bank creditors do not pursue cars, in general. They pursue wages and bank accounts.
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.
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
You need to have the judgment docketed in NY and then you can get a Marshal in New York City to enforce it.
The statute of limitations applies to initiating suit. If there is a judgment, it does not apply.
Sue him. The court to do so will be determined by the amount.
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.
I am unsure why the doctor will not help. But you will be liable if you are not successful on the appeal.
You need to make a motoin to vacate the judgment in the court that issued it. It is valid until 2022 if made in 2002. It would be too old... Read Answer
If it was a decision of the administrative law judge you have to move there. If a court, you move there. In truth there is one rule that... Read Answer
If you have exhausted the pay pal remedies, you can sue.
Answer the case. If you had insurance, find out why it did not pay. If you did not have insurance you may have to pay.