I would need more information to give you an exact answer. Like how long has it been since you heard something on the case? Are you checking the courts website in regards to the register of actions? Was the default received stamped by the court that you received or was it a mere copy provided by... View More

Probably not. Bench warrants for failure to appear in civil matters are low on the Sheriff's priority list. Bench warrants for criminal matters are higher on the list. You don't say why you have a bench warrant outstanding so more information is needed to give you useful advice.

Yes. Assuming you have a written invoice and that it was due in 30 days from receipt. it is classified as a written contract. You must have filed a court action within 4 years from the date the tuition was sue. When in doubt, give a few days extra. If a payment for less than the amount due was... View More

Your are liable if you were negligent in failing to control your dog. You don't describe how the attack happened, which dog was the aggressor, etc., but it sounds like it was your dog, which will probably make you at fault. You can be sued for the >$15k, but that would require an attorney... View More

You can negotiate with your creditors for reductions in principal and payments with the threat of bankruptcy if they don't agree. Otherwise, it's looking like bankruptcy.

Paying $500 is not necessarily the same as paying the entire billing. Your husband's estate would be liable for his debts, if any. It's unclear whether your husband's premarital estate holds or held any assets. If you are served on behalf of your husband, send the Plaintiff's... View More

You may sue for wrongful repossession of the car. Likely will not get the car back.

If the Corporation dissolved typically you are out of luck and have an uphill battle in front of you to enforce the judgment.

However, its complex and requires motion work, but if certain facts are present you could argue the new corporation is the same as the old corporation or is an... View More

Yes, Small Businesses can report delinquent accounts directly to credit bureaus, if they are members of the service and have paid the fees.

I don't know anything about your case, such as what your injuries are, have you joined a class action suit or filed suit on your own, have you gone to court, are you represented by an attorney, etc. So, I can't give you an estimate of what to ask for in damages, if I don't have any... View More

I can't give a definite answer due to the uncertain facts. I sounds like the defendant did not properly file his Request for Default, and if so that document has no effect. To be sure of the status of your case, I would call the Court Clerk of the Courthouse where this matter is pending, and... View More

As an employee, the customer does not owe you anything. Most employers have the means to collect unpaid debts from debtors, which involve suing on the debt. An employee to whom a bonus is owed by the employer must be kept away from the debtor, because you may have no idea of what defenses the... View More

They cannot garnish your ssi and you probably have enough exemptions to protect the property you described. You can probably get a free consultation with a bankruptcy attorney who can give you some help

Yours is a complicated question, and a sad situation. There is not much you can do about the mobile home, since it was sold and the Park is closed. As to your parents being hit with a 1/3 tax bill and lien, I think they will have to pay the Bill to get the Lien on the land removed. Without... View More

You really need the help of an experienced bankruptcy practitioner. The multiple filings may be problematic and the issues involved with short sale and loan modification can be complicated and frustrating. You should be able to get a consultation and at least get some advise for the right... View More

If you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and list the three civil suits and creditors, you can likely discharge them. Upon discharge, you can then obtain a valid drivers license.

Tell them you dispute the debt and provide them with proof of payment. Tell them if they contact you again, you will seek all available remedies under both the State and Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Acts.

It's sounds kind of fishy. Sit down with a local bankruptcy attorney who can tell you if it's legitimate or not.

You need a consultation with a tax attorney. I am not aware that the IRS can seize life insurance proceeds, however, I do not know all the details of your case so it is impossible for me to give you a complete answer. If you cannot afford an attorney then contact a low income taxpayer clinic in... View More

The best way to check it is to call it, unless you want to pay for an internet verification service.