This is a criminal case. Would need to know the jurisdiction to find out specific details of the case.

Probably. Depending on the wording of your complaint (your attachment won't go through this system) it's possible you'll be limited to a default judgment as to liability and still need a hearing at which you prove your damages and each defendant has an opportunity to try to disprove... View More

Yes, there are resources where Creditors can discover bank accounts. And, if they discover your bank accounts, and if you testify to them at an examination, they are likely to levy on the accounts unless you have an agreement with them.

Bank accounts do not generally show in credit reports, only credit cards.

An Illinois attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. It might be difficult for attorneys here to connect you with an attorney like you ask for. This site doesn't work like an attorney referral service. It's basically a Q & A format. The closest thing... View More

garnish, no. Levy yes. The difference is they can only get what you were due at the time of the Levy, not what you may be due in the future.

Open a new account. Separate filing foe each account.

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answered on Jul 14, 2023

if the cancellation was processed and the refund issued before the package was shipped, you may have grounds to keep the package without any further obligations.

However, if the cancellation and refund were processed after the package was already shipped or if the company's policy... View More

You're going to need more than free advice on the internet. Consult with a local real estate attorney ASAP.

Thank you for the questions. I can't be certain unless I have read the contract. Did you read it in detail? Are there parts that you do not understand?

When you look closely at what they did charge you sure that the downpayment was not included?

People will ask me "How... View More

An orthodontist (or any professional) can refuse to see you for any reason, other than one based on discrimination against a member of a legally protected class. For example, he can't refuse to see you because you are black or white, Buddhist or Baptist, married or single, and so on, because... View More

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answered on Mar 2, 2023

If you believe that your lender has incorrectly applied a payment to the principal without properly bringing down the balance, you should contact your lender directly to discuss the issue and request an explanation. It is possible that there may have been a mistake or a misunderstanding that can be... View More

Total her assets alone on that form.

Make a motion to release or terminate the hold in the court that originally ordered the hold.

Well, it appears that the mechanic did not do his job correctly. If the mechanic cannot fix the problem or reimburse you for your expenses, I would suggest litigating this matter in Small Claims Court. If the mechanic is unresponsive, you can let him know that you plan to file a case in Small... View More

Maybe. Before you go down that road, your best advice may be to have the car towed to the dealer before anything else is done. The dealer can tell you whether the heater core was properly installed and they should be able to explain how it would be possible to damage the computer while performing... View More

Well, its your lucky day. The amount of check from the insurance was based upon an estimate of damage provided to them by their adjuster or an outside body shop. The fact that the body shop charged you less in the end should not change the amount of the check from the insurance. If the check is... View More

Your question in a general sense is does it matter whether or not you have seen a patent for an idea before you start selling a product covered by that patent.

The answer is that you are liable for patent infringement to the owner of the earlier, unexpired patent whether or not you had... View More

Your inability to pay does not stop the entry of judgment. If there is already a judgment and you are up on a post judgment citation or garnishment, you should read and be aware of the exemption provisions of the post judgment code of civil procedure. Specifically, 735 ILCS5/2-1402 states at (b)(1)... View More

In all probability the lender had a perfected security interest in the settlement. While any personal liability on your part was discharged, the lien would survive the discharge unless you successfully moved to avoid it. The basis for such avoidance would normally be that the lien somehow... View More