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If you did not participate, then you will not go to jail. However, if you were a participant in these activities, then you might go to jail.
This can get complicated because there are unanswer questions in your summary. Did the MDA address the PI settlement? Do you have something in... Read More
Any lawyer who practices trial work or civil law can help you.
You need to speak with an attorney in Kansas about your situation.
If you do not dispute the debt, then I would offer them a monthly amount that you can afford to pay.
Not sure what a "paedocket" is but if it is a order of protection docket, you will not be arrested unless the hearing was to determine if you had... Read More
File a slow pay motion with the court that issued the judgment and the judge will set an amount that you have to pay. Another alternative is... Read More
Yes a medical bill can be turned over to collections.
Before they can garnish your wages, it has to sue you and get a judgment. Not sure why you owed them the money but the stature of limitations on a... Read More
The initial attorney who is now sick has an obligation to refund the retainer and give you back your documentation. If he has support staff, you... Read More
You have to be 18 although the judge can give it to you sooner.
If the records are asked for in a discovery request, then you are required to provide them. However, you are not required to voluntarily turn them... Read More
I have no idea what it is about. I would suggest that you call the entity listed on the letterhead and ask what it is about.
Send a certified letter to the collection agency demanding to stop calling you. Do not send any money.
You can stop them from calling you by sending the certified letter. You only stop the garnishments by filing a slow pay motion with the court.
There are some companies that assist in helping with student loans. Reach out to one of these for assistance.
You need to hire an attorney to defend you.
It sounds like there are two different debts that you owe.
Sorry, this is something that you are going to have to handle on your own.
You need to speak with an attorney in your area.
You more than likely do have a case but accidents happen so I would think twice about wanting to sue your classmate.
Unless you get something in writing from the Plaintiff saying that the debt is paid and that the lawsuit will be dismissed, it is best to go to court.
Sue them in the General Sessions Court of the county where the homeowner lives.
A judgement is when there is a court order against you saying that you owe somebody some money. If there is such a court order, then that is a... Read More
Judgment has to be renewed within the 10 year period. If renewed, then good for an additional 10 year period.