I do not handle medical collection cases so I regret that I cannot answer your question.

They can certainly put a lien on your house, that's very common. They could try to foreclose, but I've never actually seen anybody do this.

Unless they go back into bankruptcy court seeking relief, you shouldn’t have any worries. Likely the worst thing that happens is you could have to pay the fair market value of the property if you can’t return it.

Virginia does not have jurisdiction over an issue in Louisiana. But before you try anything else, you should check with the prosecutor in Louisiana who handled the criminal prosecution of this case. I am not licensed in Louisiana to know the answer, but it is possible that as part of his sentence... View More

The car money goes to car owner, injury money to you, but you'll need representation to get maximum compensation

If you can prove the title to the car is in your name, you have a very good chance of success in court.

Depending on what the lease states about the obligations of the tenants, you may be able to file a lawsuit in Court for breach of lease against your co-tenant.

This is a criminal law matter. I do not handle that type of case. You need to call the police and make a complaint. Good luck.

There are some special rules for active military. Why don't you stop in and talk to a JAG Officer?

Even though you are bringing a claim for your SD in small claims court, the landlord has the right to bring a separate claim for the alleged damages. If the landord brings its claim in small claims court, you may be able to have both claims consolidated and heard at the same time. You can notify... View More

You are able to bring a claim against your brother in small claims court in Virginia. You will have the burden of proof to persuade a Judge that you should be awarded a judgment. That may be the easy part. Collecting the money from your brother after the judgment is entered will be the more... View More

You very likely have a cause of action, and it may involve a claim for attorneys' fees and treble damages. Waterproofing can become a major expense, and restoration and replacement of carpets and walls destroyed by flooding can become a major expense. You should consult with counsel as soon as... View More

It sounds like her story has no legs. If she appears before a Judge, she will have the burden of proof to provide documentary evidence to prove her claims, otherwise the Judge will dismiss her case.

Do not cutit up and haul it away. That will likely result in a lawsuit. The first step is to find a local lawyer to consult regarding the process for declaring that the boat must be removed and for recovery of any costs or fees you have incurred to this date.

This is the problem with oral lease agreements. What one person thinks are the terms of the lease, another person thinks otherwise. You may have to seek a decision of a judge for a final answer.

The Virginia Consumer Protection law is a false advertising law. It gives you the right to triple your money back PLUS legal fees. You can read more about that law, here. https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacodepopularnames/virginia-consumer-protection-act/.

One place to look for lawyers who... View More

You can use your insurance and allow them to recover their payment and your deductible in arbitration with the Commonwealth.

When the court takes up the Warrant in Debt and if a judgment is entered against you, then after a ten day appeals period the judgment will become final and the Claimant (Plaintiff) can file a Garnishment Summons to attached wages and bank accounts. Generally, the Plaintiff will also take the... View More

Because you were uninsured, the claim would have been paid by the other driver's uninsured motorist coverage with GEICO. They now have the right to pursue you through subrogation for what they had to pay.

If you wish to contest the damages, you should retain counsel. GEICO will have... View More

A time stamped photo is a great idea. If you are then towed, call the police and report the car as stolen.