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What can I do about a collection agency taking me to court?
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer Profile
Th collection agency says I have two options or they will send me to court. i need to pay $100 today and pay the remainder in seven days or to pay a settlement of $2100 today. They told me I had 5 hours to do this $100. it is the third time they have told me this court thing. My offer of $100 a month was refused. This was told me today... View Full Answer
Just received a citation for a tail light violation, what's the chances of it getting dropped in court?
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer ProfileThe ticket I just received is violation of code 40-8-23(a). Problem is my lights weren't broken, I really had no idea that my lights weren't on. My headlights are on all the time and I didn't even realize that I hadn't turned my lights on. I thought they usually gave a warning for these things, as I've never received a ticket before. I... View Full Answer
Vehical Consumer Fraud
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer ProfileI Financed a 2005 Ford Exployer Vehicle for 60 months , 14 months ago in July 2011 as is, with a 20 percent interest rate, at the time i requested a car fax which did not show any major Mechanical Transmission Or Engine problems etc. I was assured that I had a great dependable Vehicle by the sales represenative at the time. On November... View Full Answer
With three on deed-two want to sell-one does not. we have owned the house over 10 years. the person who lives in the house doesnt want to sellthe prop
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer ProfilePerson who doesnt want to sell,lives in the house. other two owners want to sell the home. can we legally sell the home and have him evicted? the home belonged to our parents who are deceased. we have owned the home over 10 years.
How can I go before the judge to speak without being arrested?
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer ProfileJust found out that I have three warrents for my arrest, theft taking (using illegal power) property damage (connecting power on after being disconnected), criminal trespassing (I lived at the apt during the time and have since then moved into a small apt on the same property)
Implead a Third Party on a Judgment Awarded in Cobb County (Jurisdiction), Georgia
Answered by Glen Edward Ashman Premium | East Point, GA | View Lawyer Profile1. I have a judgment debtor that has proven to be a scam artist. 2. He has no bank accounts in his name, works under the radar and cashes checks immediately after completing work. 3. He is married and owns his house on a joint tenancy basis with his wife. 4. I have established the fact that the bank accounts, paying of bills, car... View Full Answer
Question regarding a quitclaim deed
Answered by Evan Guthrie | Charleston, SC | View Lawyer Profile
My husband passed away 17 months ago with no will and they attorney that had been representing me suggested we do a quitclaim deed because of the property and two step-children. One of the step-children has signed off on the deed but step-son who was never in father's life refuses to sign off and will not let me move forward with my... View Full Answer
Is this idea for an online business considered legal?
Answered by Frank A. Natoli Esq. | New York, NY | View Lawyer Profile
My idea involves a regular online store, but instead of buying products for full price, users would pay as much as they wanted for it. For example you could pay $1 for an iPod. Other people are also putting money towards that iPod. I would set the price at $200 and whoever pays the 200th dollar gets the iPod. So, its kind of like... View Full Answer
Do I need an attorney
Answered by Frank A. Natoli Esq. | New York, NY | View Lawyer ProfileI was very ill in the hospital last nov. for a month. Had to quit paying a credit card due to disability pay and stacked up medical bills. I was to go to court but was sick that day so judgement against me. They then garnished my bank account so I went to court and won the money back. Now the cc company is taking me to court again. Not... View Full Answer
Early withdrawl from 401k
Answered by Wyckoff Nissenbaum | Somerville, MA | View Lawyer Profile
My husbands unemployment ran out a year ago.and has been unemployed for three years, and we need a lawyer for a divorce. He says we dont I say we do. Hes 58. So if he takes some hardship money out of the 401k early, does he still recieive as bad a penalty or a penalty at all since hes been unemployed?
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