Q: I have a University that keeps filing suits, and I don't know at all about them until my name is found online. It's bad.
They have apparently filed to take my chance of owning land in my county, and have recently tried to take my wages and have them garnished. I'm a disabled individual since 2011. I haven't received any mail from them since they kicked me from their school. I only know about these things when I searched my name for any reason and found it this month online searching for stuff. My address is clearly on the one they sent to some employer in my old hometown. I've lived in this County for almost 13 years now come 2024 January. What can I do about this?
A: An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Find out what the suits are for, either on your own or through an attorney. Consider consulting with an attorney to learn if you have viable defenses that might be cost effective to pursue in terms of the initial suits. Unfortunately, it appears they have evolved in their timeline to reach this point. Good luck
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