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Jack
While you did not ask a specfic question, it does appear that a consultation with an attorney that is experienced in bankrutpcy practice would be a... Read Answer
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We can assist in locating the information and enforcing the judgment on a 1/3 contingency fee basis.
Mitchell A. Nathanson
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You will need to commence an action to terminate the lien.
Your salary is below the minimum required and is therefore exempt.
Good Luck!
No. But you are going to have to prove payment the first time.
If the last payment was already due, what is the entire balance? Isn't the dispute one payment?
You cannot remove yourself from the mortgage. The divorce decree should have made her refinance or given you a credit if you paid to protect... Read Answer
It is not a case that any attorney would take. It is $309. It is small claims. However, it appears there is an issue with the... Read Answer
While there are exceptions, you would appear to be correct that the SOL has passed on these claims.
Complain to each credit bureau about the false entry.
As Uber is national, contracting from NJ will not help. Try to settle it.
This is not right. Go personally to the lawyer to get your file. You are entitled to it as a matter of law. If that does not work,... Read Answer
You might have defenses, but do not default. Judgment will be entered.
You need to make a motion in the court that entered the judgment. Depending on the court, I charge $800 for such a motion.
You need to get the file for the case relating to this matter, and move to vacate the underlying judgment. If this is not your debt, you will... Read Answer
You can file a fraud alert on your credit, and you must also make a fraud claim with the banks involved. As to the IRS, there is a filing to... Read Answer
When your ticket expires they can sell the pawned item. There is no required additional notice.
Not likely. Although the judgment can be a lien on your life estate, which ends when you die.
Are you a debtor or creditor? Garnishment is stayed in bankruptcy and depending on the debt, the underlying judgment can be discharged.
Sounds like you just did not handle it right. Should be easy to get it back on track. You need to make a cross motion to file an answer... Read Answer
If he is willing he can transfer his share to you.
It depends on what court entered it, and where the judgment debtor has assets. You will need to identify assets to the Sheriff to... Read Answer
You need to know where he is and where his assets are located. If not, it is impossible to collect.
Anyone can sue anyone. You would need to come to NYC to do it, and based on your post it is a he said/she said kind of fight that is tough to... Read Answer