Hi Jacqueline: Resetting the clock depends on the state you are in. In these states the statute of limitations (SOL) is only extended by a new WRITTEN agreement: Arizona, California, Florida, Iowa
Hello Kiea: You are not going to like my answers. Sorry :( I'll answer them one-by-one by copy and paste: (1)If the bank just received notification of the garnishment today, and they cut the check
Yes they can if a judgement is formally in place. You can place it into a business name but if you are not running a formal business, your protection can be stripped. Basically you have to prove you
Hi Jay, I think I answered this question this morning, but I received it again this evening. So forgive me if you have already received it, and if you have additional questions, I am happy to answer
Hi Miriam: If you have a written and negotiated settlement that you are comfortable with, just answer it truthfully. Ask for it to be dismissed with prejudice. A judgement should not be entered against

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