I believe child support ceases upon his death. It's your mom to whom he owed the support, not you. In fact, many states require the payor to obtain life insurance to cover the projected child support in case the payor dies before its paid.

If it's been a while and you haven't paid, hire an attorney to file a lawsuit, although depending on the amount and your preferences, you might want to do it yourself in small claims court.

You have to defend the lawsuit. If you allow a default to be entered, you're done.

If the judgment is satisfied before the sheriff executes, there won't be an execution. Subject to SC law, the sheriff may very well be able to snatch the car and her bank account. If you intend to satisfy the judgment, DO NOT go by the judgment itself. Contact plaintiff's attorney for an... Read more »

You can talk to a local lawyer whether this constitutes harassment but you have to determine who is responsible for doing so. Or you can change your phone number.

The statute of limitation to collect on a judgment is much longer than 5 years. The 5 year SOL applies to bringing the lawsuit. You have no statute of limitation defense.

No. A quit claim deed once executed, means that you have sold, for whatever price, the property to the other party, lock, stock, and barrel. A quit claim deed is not a gift, there's no revocation.

You agreed to the firearms prohibition when you signed the Lease. Then, you had a weapon shipped to you. The fact that is legal to ship that item to any home address has nothing to do with the fact that the item is prohibited by contract anywhere on the premises, including your apartment.

You can perceive anything you like, but what you have is a basic dispute over money. You claim you are paid up, the association claims that you are not. If you can prove that you paid the assessments on time that the HOA claims you did not, that would be a pretty good defense to the foreclosure... Read more »

I'd advise you to do 2 things:

1. make an appointment with a lawyer who handles general civil matters, and take all of the documentation who have so the attorney can make a professional assessment of your situation. It may mean you calling around to everal lawyers and several... Read more »

There's no law in Florida that regulates rent. You can raise the rent as much or as little as you desire.

Unless the lease obligates him to paint the house, he is never required by law to paint it. Did you agree in your lease tompay the first $250? If so, end of story.

Not without significant legal consequences.

Probably. If he can't follow that statute, he's probably not following others. you don't want to rent from a guy like that. Go someplace else.

You don't. You make a motion to dismiss the case, stating your reasons. You file the original with the clerk of the court and send a copy to the plaintiff or its attorney. As to the summons - if the summons was delivered to a person authorized by law to accept it at your residence (as an... Read more »

I dont know about his law firm, but if I had a garnishment in place I wouldn't negotiate with you. Why would I? The lawyer's client is the creditor, not you. You can always retain an attorney to make certain that the plaintiff's attorney has followed the garnishment statute.

Physical address. Tell your process server all 3 addresses. Their job is to get it served.

Probably pay the land tax.

Statements stopped when the account charged off. The garnishments are applied to the judgment; the law firm handling the garnishment keeps the balance and will give you a balance on occasion. They will not send you a monthly statement.

It depends. First, this was not a conference call. A conference call is between clients and vendors, partners, etc. This was a court hearing of some kind. It may have been a motion hearing, a status conference, a case management conference, a final hearing, etc. (details matter)

Second, you... Read more »