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Q: Any other things I should ask? A: Yes; you should ask a lawyer who is well-versed in this area of the law to represent you.

Debt consolidation companies are a scam. You should've used the money you paid them to pay on your bills.

Go to court before you are required to and find out what the average fine for something like this.

Q: I need someone to help me understand my rights and what authority public saftey has, do they have the right to question me randomly and force me to throw out my property? A: They have the right to question you randomly. If you wanted the stuff tested, you should've insisted and given the cop...

opl=operator's license

The criminal charge and the license process are two different cases. Hire a lawyer. If you don't hire a lawyer, ask your question of the bureaucrats who issue OPLs in your state. What statute number are you charged under?

You need to get approval from the criminal court before you do anything. But since you are already in violation of the judgment, I'd say your chances of that happening are zero.

We need more info. What is the affidavit for? Who is signing it? What will be done with the affidavit. The GENERAL answer is that the county (and state) will be the county (and state) where it is signed.

Is your name on the deed? Even if it isn't, you may be a party in interest so you have to be named in the lawsuit.

Is there any way I can force him to sign me off of the loan? Yes...by paying off the loan. The title is NOT in the creditor's name. It is in somebody's name showing the creditor as a lienholder.

Pay off the loan and the sue the ex for the amount you are out. It will STILL show on your credit report, but at least you won't have any further negatives. And, if your name is still on the title, go get the vehicle first before you pay it off. Notify the cops before you get it. Have the...

neo1...stop posting new threads.

Your home can be taken if you don't pay any kind of debt, not just medical. As far as giving your home away to avoid paying your bills later on in life, please get very good legal advice and know what you are doing. Once it's done, you can't take it back.

Your lawyers want YOU to pay $15K but they say there is no case against YOU? :confused:

What did the lenders say when you explained all this to them?

All we can tell you is that if she does file it, then go to court and fight it.

If you wish, you can buy it at fair market value and then her money will be used to pay her bills.

Go to your state's state bar website and get information on small claims. Read it carefully. We don't know if you will win.

You can't keep stuff that isn't yours. It is called stealing.

Yes, you may call witnesses. On the punishment thing, ask the prosecutor.