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UD is when a tenant is living there improperly.

normally given 3 days notice to quit and then 30 UD to get out

Your question was directed to Bankruptcy and I am a bankruptcy attorney. I suggest you find an attorney that handles accident litigation - you need to meet with an attorney to discuss the specifics of your case. Do so as soon as possible. Try contacting the State Bar of California for attorney... View More

You need to sit down with an attorney immediately and go over your options. It sounds like they are going to allege that they served you. You have options but must get legal advice right away. We can't determine what your options are from this question without much more information. Sitting... View More

OF COURSE YOU CAN SUE.........the issue will be that lawyers will not accept the case on a contingency in all likelihood....and does the party has money to pay a judgement the court would give you.......rather than file BK?

You can go to small claims court and sue for up to $10k on your own.

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were these 459's you committed or pled to?

is the amount demanded the value of these items?

seek help of local lawyer or whoever helped you on crim case

It sounds like if you have received payment from anyone for any of your losses, you would itemize those payments in that space, but it's hard to say without reading the entire document.

How is sending a Notice of Settlement an attempt to make payment? If you were a minor and your father was responsible for receiving and paying bills, then the chiropractor sent the bills to the correct person. You apparently owe the money. Pay the collections agency.

Did you offer to replace the check? Get a consultation with a debt collections attorney.

You can sue for up to $10k in Small Claims court. Not sure how you would collect if successful.

the answer would be face on the facts...........when you say properly what happened?

how were you served?

did you evade service?

did you move and not leave forwarding?

you can always make a motion to set aside and the judge based on the facts presented will decide whether to grant.

If you have any money in that bank, (should be name of the bank on the levy), the creditor is going to get it. They are after you, and don't be surprised if they somehow find out where you work and hit you with a wage garnishment.

I suggest you deal with it. See a local bankruptcy... View More

you need to talk to a San Bernardino lawyer with experience and connections...............it is possible a SERNA motion would prevail.

a lawyer would need more facts.

if a fine has not been paid that should have resulted in a Bench Warrant........but you say case not on... View More

it is often frustrating being a lawyer and having a judge rule contrary to the law.

clients don't have the money to hire you to make a motion ordering the judge to follow the law.

every county, courtroom and judge has their own take on things.

you can always appeal the... View More

This does not appear to be a bankruptcy matter so can't properly respond.

I am unfamiliar with companies that offer the service you are talking about. Regardless of the non reporting on the credit report - have you received confirmation that the student loan lender has received payment; do you know the status of the balance of the debt? You need to have more... View More

I think there is a good chance that it can be clawed back, if a trustee gets appointed. If it remains a debtor in possession, I would not expect the debtor to take action on this, unless forced to do so.

Take the notice you received to your local DMV office and prove that you transferred the title of the vehicle many years ago. You should also immediately consult with an attorney who can help you lodge an objection and opposition to the notice of garnishment. Keep your employer advised of the... View More

A second chapter 7 case can be filed 8 years after the filing date of the prior case in which a discharge was granted, but no sooner. If the debts that the LP included in the chapter 11 were listed as creditors in the GP prior bankruptcy, then all of that debt has already been discharged as to the... View More

You can com navy the police to report fraud/ theft. If you have the address, you can file suit in Small Claims court.

that section does not govern service on an attorney. it governs a deadline for a creditor to make a claim. If a party has appeared in his case you have to serve his attorney not him, since this is not one of those things requiring new personal service on a newly appearing party in a new case.