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they claim its for 70.00 i owe in back pay. but it don't show up on my account and I have payed an extar 65.00 to 75.00 dollor for the last 2 months they have even supended my drivers lic. I know men who owe thousands of dollors and hear nothing from the state I owe nothing and they harrass me... View More 
answered on Dec 26, 2014
It depends upon the facts. The person can be made to pay attorney's fees for the other side when they are in contempt of court.
answered on Dec 26, 2014
I do not know what it is you are actually asking about. What process? Child support?
answered on Dec 26, 2014
No, you do not owe the spouse's child support obligation.
A company issues a 1099-C to me and never attempted to get payment from me. When I called them to see about settling the debt, I was told that the 1099-C had been issued. They used an old address and I hadn't received it. Seems to be some question if the company can then hire a debt... View More
answered on Dec 26, 2014
You probably need to see an accountant about this problem.
answered on Dec 26, 2014
Your bank account can be garnished. Who deemed what uncollectible?
AMI is already collecting 400.00 per month from a garnishment and now the are trying to collect more . can they do this
answered on Dec 26, 2014
I need to know all of the facts and circumstances to answer this question.
Paid for trial service cash with verbal agreement to only do once (was new home owner). 4 mo later received invoice stating owe for 2 treatments. The invoice wasn't even left on my lawn - my neighbor brought it to me. How is this just?
answered on Dec 26, 2014
When you have people do work for you, you have to pay them. If you do not pay them, they can sue you. It might not be worth it to sue you because they have to pay $340 to do that.
answered on Dec 26, 2014
Work it out with them or hire an attorney to represent you if they sue.
answered on Dec 26, 2014
If you make a 20 thousand dollar loan to a family member and do not collect documentary stamps on it or have it in writing, you might be out of luck. But then if you sue, she may not know the requirements of the law. So, get to an attorney to see what can be done.
answered on Dec 26, 2014
I do not have enough facts to tell you everything you need to know. Yes, FL law will apply and garnishment is not easy here.
Just received notification letter of it being sold and that i owe them 29k more as they sold it for 33k
answered on Dec 26, 2014
Yes, actually they need to notify you of the date after which it will be sold, if memory serves me correctly.
If I am responsible for the mortgage. stated in divorce decree, although I am not on the note, how can he do this when it says I am to take over debts? I've been trying to get an assumption on the loan to my name. Quick claim deed filed. House is in my name. Isn't it fraud that he... View More
answered on Dec 26, 2014
This is a mess, and you apparently do not know what to do. The best thing to do is speak with an attorney about this. It might be too late, because you have not paid on the mortgage. An assumption is about the only way you can go at this stage, and those are not common anymore.
answered on Dec 27, 2014
You should pursue the money owed to you through an attorney.
answered on Dec 27, 2014
Well, if you try to sell the home prior to the expiration of the lien, it will have to be paid, but it does not affect your ownership.
answered on Jul 23, 2013
You probably do need to at least consult with an attorney. They will want you to admit that you owe and sign a stipulation to pay monthly. The problem is that if you miss a payment, they get a judgment, and are entitled to levy. See an attorney to find out if the statute of limitations question... View More
answered on Jul 23, 2013
Write them a letter and send it by certified mail, that you do not wish for them to contact you at work anymore.
answered on May 6, 2013
Write them a letter and send it by certified mail, saying that the other person is not at your telephone number.
answered on May 6, 2013
A general practitioner will be fine. You need to file suit, if you can, and get a judgment, then collect upon it. Hopefully, there is a written contract.
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