Yes. Partial payment will revive the statute because you are re-acknowledging the debt.

Yes if a lawsuit was filed prior to expiration of the statute of limitations. The statute begins to run from the date of your last payment. It is 3 years in NC. If suit was filed in 3 or less years from the date of your last payment, then suit is timely regardless of when judgment was entered... View More

Is the defendant a person/individual or a business corporation/LLC or some other type of organization?

If the defendant is a person, to collect on any judgment for money, you would first have to serve the judgment debtor with a notice of rights to have exemptions designated/motion to claim... View More

It depends. Most retirement income is exempt in bankruptcy, but for purposes of a state court judgment outside of bankruptcy, then bankruptcy law does not apply. The annuity may be exempt under ERISA (a federal law) or exempt under some other exemption.

I suggest that if you receive papers... View More

With a judgment, a creditor can seek to execute (collect) the judgment. Assuming this is in NC, the creditor must first serve you with documents called a "notice of rights to have exemptions designated" and "motion to claim exempt property." These documents are very important.... View More

If the property is in NC, you live in NC and you would be sued for any deficiency or sued on the note in NC, then there is no wage garnishment.

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