The courts still had possession on 3 of the payments but released one to the creditors are they supposed to return it do to acceptance of the exemption and if not does that payment start the 7 year clock over?

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answered on Dec 26, 2024

When a creditor accepts your exemption claim, they generally must return any funds that were garnished after you filed the exemption paperwork. The timing of when the payment was taken relative to when you filed your exemption is crucial - if the payment was taken before you filed the exemption,... View More

I'm an owner Operator of 1 truck trucking company. I gave Love's $3,000 for a secured credit to get fuel. After the 1st week I didn't like it. I called them to cancel. I only used $2,500 of the $3,000. They owe me $500. I was told I won't receive that and they go into my bank to... View More

Ronald J. Eisenberg
answered on Dec 24, 2024

Unless your contract has an arbitration agreement that precludes a lawsuit, then you may sue. If your company is the plaintiff you may represent it in small claims court, but if a trial de novo is sought you’ll end up having to hire counsel and spending a lot of money fighting over a small sum.

I took the apartment in uninhabitable conditions on February, 2023. Under the agreement to make the necessary repairs and pay a monthly rent of $1,634.00 adjusted to meet the cost stipulated by the Miami Beach Housing Authority (see attached agreement sheet) And that the total cost to be paid for... View More

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answered on Jan 5, 2025

I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Start by gathering all your documentation, including the lease agreements, communication with your landlord, receipts for repairs and treatments, and any photos that support your case. This evidence will be crucial in proving that... View More

I recently went through a divorce, and a family member was covering the cost of my attorney. However, I wasn't seeing any progress, and my family started to feel that the attorney was taking advantage of the situation by dragging things out to increase their fees. As a result, they stopped... View More

Timothy Denison
answered on Dec 23, 2024

Yes. You can.

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The warranty company and dealership are at conflict. And suggests fraud.

She first told me that it was from a savings account but later told me it was “standby money” from the bank and she had to pay back the loans and it’s been 3 years after break up she is seeking the money back but never asked for it back during the relationship can she legally sue me although... View More

Property manager was caught lying about alot so after finding her useless and my place unacceptable I brought into the local BOH, over 9 inspections over the last 19 months they cited many violations , including state minimum sanitary code , the property manager ignored every work order and... View More

I'd have to sing over the deed as soon as that was done he came here cut my trees and is trying to make me move out he gave me a phonr contract with a real lawyer that's in his pocket

I asked for key to be returned in Oct via police, but was given wrong key. And I didn't want to have landlord change locks so I didn't mention it to them. But I was gone about 3.5 weeks to return an pack my stuff an it was missing as well as damaged stuff. Law enforcement said it... View More

(cont) damage to my home. Do I sue the installer under his own name using 'DBA' and his company name without 'LLC' or do I use what is shown on the SOS.CA.GOV website with the 'LLC' and the Agent for the Service of Process?? My process server seems to think that since... View More

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answered on Dec 21, 2024

Based on the timing of events, you should sue the installer under his personal name and his business name (DBA) as they existed when the damage occurred in 2023. Since the LLC formation happened after the incident, the LLC structure doesn't protect the installer from liability for events that... View More

Purchased a used vehicle "as-is" on 12/09/2024. The ad the dealer placed stated "Car is in perfect condition and needs absolutely nothing. All services are done, with new brakes and rotors." I took the car to my mechanic on 12/13/2024. He said that the front brakes were new, but... View More

The car was purchased in McKinney from a Dallas company, I was looking at two cars, one being out of state. I was told this car had no issues and they were local in case I had any problems. I purchased under this assurance ! The car is a Superformance Cobra built in 2008. The car did have problems... View More

I believe they purposely withheld information about my auto loan. I never received a copy of our contract and it was only until recently that I downloaded the app to check my progress that I realized they were charging me 6k to finance through their bank. Leaving the total I need to pay more than... View More

I have a judgement against me for a $4400 medical debt. My pay stub from 1 week ago confirms that almost $300 was garnished for my creditor. Today I received the Notice of Execution to Judgement Debtor. It says they may levy more than once during the writ and some items are exempt. It lists items... View More

Timothy Denison
answered on Dec 18, 2024

You should be prepared for them to try and get what you do have. If they seize anything that is exempt under the exemptions as set out in the Notice, you should immediately file an objection with the Court. Otherwise, it appears you are pretty judgment proof.

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I own mineral lease they SITLA, Utah state lands. I am required to file a NOI/reclamatiom bond with dept of oil gas and mining. Previous owner has had a NOI and posted bond to cover his disturbance and he is still liable for this disturbance until my NOI is approved by the state (and they get... View More

My son purchased a truck unseen from a place in Illinois, we live in Indiana. I was asked to co-sign for the loan. I filled everything out as a co-signer. I called the bank to ask why I was the only one receiving emails and not my son. I was informed that I am the only one on the loan and the... View More

I received a civil summons on an old debt (The statute of limitations runs out February 1, 2025) that I have been disputing since 2020. I've requested a full transaction and payment history numerous times. They only provided 3 billing statements and verbally informed me that that's all... View More

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Randy Bryan Ligh
answered on Dec 18, 2024

More information than what is provided is needed to answer your question. The answer should be contained in the governing documents of your subdivision, most likely the bylaws, however it it possible the answer is in either the restrictions/covenants or the articles of incorporation. You would... View More

My ex-partner borrowed my car for several months, agreed to pay for me some money for using it, and agreed to renew the registration while using it, which did not happen. I have multiple text messages in which my ex promised to pay and offered $400. Ex partner now refuses to pay and says the terms... View More