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answered on Nov 5, 2024
You can do post-judgment interrogatories to determine what, if any, assets they may have (i.e. personal property, bank accounts, earnings, etc.) so that you can seize the asset or garnish bank accounts and/or wages to satisfy the judgment.
i have a nisi hearing to show cause why i should not be held in Civil Contempt for a purposed violation of an Order of the Court to Answer Interrogatories I contend that my health is was in such bad shape and was in so much pain that I couldn't i have answers with me to submit at tomorrows... View More
I was terminated for my job for theft after 9 yrs, and my employer and I agreed upon a payment arrangement. If i don't make a payment of 200 weekly they are going to prosecute me. This week I was not able to make payment because I still have not been able to find a job, but they are not... View More
They didn't even acknowledge my 3 years I built , got my GED,and voluntarily went to rsat in prison because I wanted to look good in court on charge. They law 17-10-11 states I am entitled to every day I spend incarcerated on a charge pretrial and post trial, hand and hand with any other... View More
I owned a company that only had one job for that paid approximately $11k, which my company only received about $1,200. After an insurance audit I received a bill for over #3k. I disputed the audit, turned over all the requested information to Travelers insurance company and later received a bill... View More
My boyfriend has a restraining order against him between him and his son. i work for a contractor for school system, i am over 3 schools as cleaner/supervisor. The sons wife has went to the principal and has had me removed from working at the 1 school because her son goes there. There is no order... View More
Vehicle,then how can the innocent passenger be prosecuted for posession of drugs when he is innocent?and the drugs were in the truck bed,and the passenger don't even have the keys or nothing to do with it or even knowledge of it?
Do both criteria need to be met—being a non-U.S. citizen or legal resident and being an agent of a foreign government designated as a foreign adversary—to be considered a "nonresident alien"?
Therefore, can a non-U.S. citizen (or legal resident) with no links to the designated... View More
I am the seller of a property and a homebuyer company did not close. Two days before closing they said their was a break in the chain of title. After the initial contract expired they asked for an extension which did not have an expiration date. I declined the extension. 1st demand letter was sent... View More
patient (16.5 year-olds in Georgia State) without parental consent regarding medication birth control pills led to a formal complaint by the father
what is the legal age for medical consent related to this case, and is it ok to ask her for her physician's consultation to give... View More
It's been 4 years still haven't been on the docket. Appeal case #A19A2175
My mother was pregnant with me
Misty w tilley dob: 02/18/1978
I am trying to get anything I can about my father xx
Whom I never got to know or meet I am trying to figure out if there's anyone from his biological family I may be related to
Please contact me if you can
I have before and after pics of my procedure. I was to have a completion of a CBL and bring my scars completely around down my buttocks. Was told it would lift my buttocks and pull down flank area fat. He was to lipo area and then cut and pull up/down to remove back fat. All he performed was... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2024
A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It isn't clear if what you describe rises to the level of medical malpractice. Med mal lawsuits generally involve a departure from a duty to provide a prescribed standard of medical care. What you describe... View More
The manager told me I the pay schedule is biweekly
My soon to be ex husband says that he doesn’t believe our unborn baby is his (I believe it’s his girlfriends doing because at first he was on board). He wants nothing to do with him or me and wants to give up his rights at birth. Can he give up his rights with no step parent or other father to... View More
answered on Nov 15, 2024
Voluntarily terminating your parental rights does not relieve you of the obligation to pay child support. If the child were legally adopted then the father's obligations would sever. But that's the only way to avoid paying child support is legal adoption by another party.
It was over 5 years old before I got a notice to appear in court
I'm the seller of a property and a home buyers company notified me 2 days before closing there was a break in the chain of title and they sent an extension that did not have an expiration date, which I declined. After initial contract expired, I requested the removal of affidavit of... View More
reduce the amount that I receive because she's being taxed on her equity that she got from the house
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