answered on Aug 13, 2020
Only if the case was filed after the deadline. The SOL relates to the filing date, not the judgment.
My mom started with a new physical therapy practice back in Aug 0f 2019. She has medicare and blue cross blue shield. They said they accepted her insurance and proceeded to make copies of her insurance cards. At each visit, they never asked her for a co-payment. She recently called the... View More 
answered on May 18, 2020
Unfortunately, all medical offices will collect all co-payments where due. But most do not like to present patients with surprise bills. She could ask them if they would consider installment payments or some sort of deferment plan to reduce the financial shock. It looks like your mom in good faith... View More
I nver got the work done and called them multiple time and they keep saying there going to and never do
answered on Mar 27, 2020
It would be difficult for an attorney to answer without knowing the terms of your loan agreement, the underlying agreement for work to be performed, how it came to be that the work was never performed, communications between you and the dentist involving these things, and other factors. Good luck... View More
It's a violation on a order for in lieu of maintenance since 2012. the company that served him messed up and didn't file proof of service nor give me a copy to to do it til 3 mos later. H e and his lawyer showed up so obviously he was served, but it was not calendared, and became paper... View More
The loan providers say I'm responsible and it doesn't matter what my divorce papers say. Is this true I will need to civil sue the loan holder I co-signed for?
answered on Mar 9, 2020
You are still liable directly to the loan provider, bc the loan provider was not a party to your settlement agreement with your spouse. If your spouse is not paying the loan, you should make a motion in your divorce case to hold your spouse in contempt for not paying as agreed and ask the court to... View More
Collection agency. I have a slew of medical bills I also can't pay.
answered on Mar 4, 2020
You could check with the Legal Aid Society. If the collection defense help you need is not within their scope of assistance, ask them if they have recommendations for other resources. Additionally, you could contact a bankruptcy attorney to learn more about your rights in that regard. Many offer... View More
I'm looking for a way to respond to the summons as I cannot afford a lawyer and time is running out.
answered on Jan 10, 2020
Go to the court. The clerk will help you with the form.
answered on Nov 13, 2019
Yes, unless you have an agreement to the contrary. Why would you pay anything without such an agreement?
answered on Nov 1, 2019
The government can do it for certain debts like taxes. But, if you are being garnished there is likely a judgment somewhere that caused it.
I am in New York resident with New York bank accounts. My bank will not release my funds and recognize my protection under EIPA $1740 exemption for basic living needs. Each account contained under $1,740. because it’s a California judgement. Are they acting lawfully? What are my options? Thanks
answered on Oct 4, 2019
It depends where the levy was done. If it is a New York restraining notice, then EIPA applies. If it is a bank in CA, and the levy was done there under CA law, even though you live in NY and use an NY branch, CA law applies.
Is there any way to fight this amount owed?
answered on Aug 5, 2019
Interest on a judgment is 9% from the date of the judgment and is governed by law. Interest before that is governed by the loan documents.
Subject matter jurisdiction. I have personal jurisduction in state supreme court. What is the name of the document to file to object to motion to compel change of venue.
answered on Jul 1, 2019
If the state court case meets all the requirements for being brought in a federal district court, the defendant(s) can remove it to the proper federal district court having jurisdiction. You as plaintiff can object to removal--which may be granted--because the federal court does not have to take... View More
answered on Jun 28, 2019
You can object to any motion. Whether you win is another issue.
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answered on Jun 20, 2019
I would need more information to give you proper advice. If you receive a Money Judgment against someone, there are several methods to collect, especially if the person owns property, has bank accounts or is currently employed.
answered on Jun 19, 2019
A doctor does not have to treat you, unless required by your insurance plan. This is true even if there was no bill outstanding. But that is a reason not to treat you. I would not represent a client again who stiffed me.
Can i file motion to show cause to vacate the judgement
answered on Jun 17, 2019
Yes. But you must show that you were not served and that you have a meritorious defense.
Notice of Discontinuance has been filed on a car I owed on that had many problems now i recieved a summons for the amout owed
answered on Apr 16, 2019
You can be sued because you have been sued. Your question is do you have a defense. I do not know what you mean by a Notice of Discontinuance. That term usually applies to a litigation. A release of lien applies to a car. I am not sure what paper you have. Thus, I cannot answer your question.
I have little income. Live in a rent free Hud apartment because of my very low income. The only thing of value is the car. The book value of the car is $3500. I want to know if the car would be exempt from seizure??
answered on Apr 9, 2019
If there is a lien on the car, it is not exempt. If no lien, it could be exempt. But it is also hard to seize it. Answer the case.
I see it says 20, but I have been coming across forums that say that it must be renewed in 10 to last another 10.
answered on Mar 26, 2019
It lasts for ten years but they have the right to renew the judgment so it lasts for 20 years
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