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The ways in which a creditor/plaintiff can execute a judgment against the debtor/defendant usually depends upon the laws of the state where the debtor resides. The preferred action is wage garnishment or bank account levy, a lien against re...
From my understanding only Child support and Tax liens can be garnished in PA. I would immagine if they find in the favor of the palintif ( The horrible creidt card company) you would be orderd to pay them.
"In the governance of men and women, few if any , matters are of greater consequence than the diligence and precision with which the judiciary observe and adhere to the civilised code long established for the determination of an accuse...
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You have to collect your family law money judgment yourself. The court will not do it for you. There are some initial steps you can take:･ Give them an address where they can mail the payment. You can offer to accept less than the whole jud...
http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp/family/enforcement...
Habakkuk “Thou didst go forth for the salvation of Thy people, for the salvation of Thine anointed. Thou didst strike the head of the house of the evil to lay him open from thigh to neck.” Does this mean that the governments, ethnic group...
http://www.vanderbilt.edu/AnS/religious_studies/GBC/hab...
"The recent release of Justice Harry A. Blackmun's private Supreme Court case files has starkly illuminated an embarrassing problem that previously was discussed only in whispers among court insiders and aficionados: the degree to whic...
http://www.dailyjudge.com/id19.htm
In some cases, the Administrative Law Judge may issue a decision immediately following your hearing. However, the Administrative Law Judge has 45 days from the close of the record to issue a decision. The closing of the record will depend o...
http://www.oah.state.nc.us/hearings/faq.html#40
Unfortunatly, New Jersey is one of the few states whose laws regarding interest charges on judgments is as follows MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE: Legal: 6% Judgment: None specified You will have to pay what ever the amount is listed in the judgment...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080711160...
How did you get my name. if your question is, how long is a BK on your credit report, it is 10 years for a chapter 7, and 7 years for a chapter 13. But, having said that, you can very easily rehabilitate your credit within two years by pa...
http://www.goftp.com/qna/How_long_is_a_judgment_kept_on...
I believe her legal issue is called "contempt of court", which means the judges decree has stipulated certain actions for both parties & one is not complying. Her only way to enforce the courts orders is to file contempt charg...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061207194...
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