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answered on Aug 17, 2023

In Louisiana, if your wife purchased a vehicle solely in her name and it's repossessed, she would generally be responsible for the associated debt. Louisiana's community property laws might have implications if community funds were used to make payments. If you cosigned or have joint... View More

You indicate that there is a judgment against you signed in March, 2023 which means the customary legal delays to appeal have passed. As such, in order to get the judgment overturned, you really need to meet with an attorney and specifically discuss your case/situation to determine if you have... View More

You don't ask a question here, just offer up a few facts.

Apparently, however, you are having debt issues. Imho, you have chosen the most expensive way to deal with those debts.

I strongly advise you to consult with a professional about your entire debt/asset/income... View More

Based on these facts you may have a valid lawsuit against them. Consult with collection defense attorneys.

You may want to review the court file to see how they claim you were served and file a motion to set aside the judgment.

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answered on Sep 21, 2022

The title company's job is to clear your title prior to the conveyance. If there is no judgment lien prior to closing, it may not get paid and released. Then the creditor would probably try to collect from your bank.

You can hire an attorney and see if the attorney can work out a resolution of your case with the suing party. Please note that since you have been sued and served with a citation, you have a certain period of time in which to respond to the lawsuit or the suing party can seek a (default) against... View More

Basically, yes, yes, yes, however a person who represents himself might also be considered a fool. That said, at a minimum, I would seek a consultation with a lawyer--pay him for 30 minutes ----1 hour of his time to obtain advice and suggestions on what to do/how to do it if you are intent on... View More

First thing you need to do is hire a criminal defense attorney in your area as an attorney would be in the best position to assist you in this matter and to help you get the best result possible. In this instance you indicate that you were arrested on a warrant----was that a warrant from a... View More

if you have a copy of the lien, then you should contact a construction lawyer or perhaps a collections or real estate lawyer and find out how long that lien is valid. Once you are aware of that, then you can decide how to proceed.

You should contact a lawyer and provide more information to the lawyer, such as what type tickets, the status of the tickets, where and who issued the tickets, and what you are trying to accomplish at this time. Good luck.

More information is needed to answer this question, such as why do you or anyone else believe you are responsible for your father's debt? You should consider hiring a lawyer to defend you----the entity suing is represented and very much willing to take advantage of a non-represented person.

If you fail to respond timely, then the creditor will seek a default judgment against you so please make sure you handle this timely. If you have the resources, I would contact an attorney in your area---collections or general practice---and discuss this matter with them, obtain your options and... View More

1) File an incident report with the bank,

2) File a criminal complaint with the Sheriff.

They should give you one. Hopefully, you are paying by check so the check is your receipt.

Pay it by check in full. Note on the check that it is payment in full and send it with a cover letter that you need a Release. Then get insurance.

Check your lease for a lease termination fee. Send notice of your termination by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by fax to the landlord.

Yes. Impounded vehicle will not be released without fee being paid.

Check with your local bar association or legal aid society. They maintain lists of lawyers who handle cases for reduced fees or pro bono (free).

They're not and you don't owe it. Send your P.O.a copy of proof.of.period of incarceration.

When a bankruptcy is filed the lender usually stops accepting the payments online and you must mail them in. Sometimes they will send a payment book. Check with the bankruptcy attorney who filed the case.