Judgment

Question: Judgment.........?? Why is that people are so quick to judge me? They just so quick to say that my boyfriend is gay, or that im adnormaled. Dont they know that this things hurt other people. And its not like ive been critized and judged enough. You ask for someone to talk too, they tell you they are happy to talk and chat wit you. BUT than they end up running you down. Its not like ive never been critized, it just seems like every person ive met is really quick to judge me. They basicly dnt even know me well, but they judge me. I dnt know if they do it to hurt me. I dnt know if they do it as a joke. but its not funny. Im just wondering why??? just for you all to know. im 15. i really would appreicate it if you answered this question thnx. xox

Answer: Humans beings nowadays only know how to do criticize others. Not because they think they are superior or something like that but they just have the need to say something to bring people down. I'm 18, I'm gay and I'm chinse and I've got lots of ennemies because of what I am... It's painful, they don't seem to understand. The best thing you can do is ignoring them, don't get into trouble just because of that... or strike back if you think it's necessary... It's funny to moke people? Ya, that's what they think... I hate that... especially when the people who do that ain't your friends. Just try to be aware of the things they say . What I mean is let yourself know why it hurts you? Because it's true? if it isn't, just don't do anything... they are stupid. If you are smart, be confident to yourself and ignore those who judge you by seeing what you do, who you're with.. ;)

Question: judgment???? Can somebody help me summarize the following case, summarize the judge's decision, and summarize the judge's reasons for that decision. here is the link to the case: http://www.courts.gov.bc.ca/jdb-txt/ca/07/01/2007bcca0122err1.htm

Answer: The judge's decision is to grant leave to continue with the appeal of both the orders of costs made against them and the provision as to restriction of payment of costs for the eight appellate. The reasons for it are granting is mostly based on his point of view in justice because if those eight cannot appeal against the cost when the remaining three can will be unjust however he explained in length under the current procedural law why those leave is granted. Basically, the abandoment by the eight appellate on a substantive issue will not render the their rights to appeal against the cost invalid under the current law as he found no law limiting their rights.

Question: How do I collect a money judgment granted by the federal bankruptcy court? I was recently awarded a money judgment by the Federal Bankruptcy court in NJ. On a previous money judgment that I was awarded in county court, I've enforced the judgment by going through the county court system beginning with sending an information subpoena to the debtor and eventually attaching to his bank account. I would like to send an information subpoena to my current debtor but I do now know how to start this process with a judgment from a federal court. Is there a way to still go through the county system to enforce the judgment? The judgment is against an individual not a company.

Answer: No. You have to enforce the federal judgment with federal execution on the judgment. It will be a process similar to the County Court execution on its judgment, but you have to the the federal system to enforce federal judgments. ** Note: This is a general discussion of the subject matter of your question and not legal advice. Local laws or your particular situation may change the general rules. For a specific answer to your question you should consult legal counsel with whom you can discuss all the facts of your case. **

Question: How does everyday bad judgment compare to MacBeths judgment in the play MacBeth? I have a literary analysis paper due in January and I want to do it over how his judgment is affected by everyday choices. Ect. Can anyone help me plz!

Answer: Well his actions were based on what his desires were and they weren't great. He was persuaded by the witches prophecies and by his Lady to take power by any and all costs. His judgment on going through with it was a poor choice, because it lead to even more mishaps for him. He thought that the more he killed, the more power he would get. The more people that were close to him he saw as suspects. He was once a noble man of Duncan, but after that...it all kind of crashed upon him when Lady Macbeth and he plotted his death. ~

Question: How does a court judgment identify the defendant, and what happens when that id is ambiguous? In other words, what if more that one person matches the information in the judgment that tells whom the judgment is against? Using service of process as the answer is just begging the question. What if the record of service is ambiguous about who was served? What if it says the service was mailed to the last known address of the defendant, and there is no proof which of the possible defendants lived there?

Answer: The person that was served with the complaint for the case in the first place is the one responsible for the judgment. The judgment is only binding on a party over which the court has jurisdiction. The court has no jurisdiction until the party has been served.

Question: What is the difference between a judgment and a lien? In Pennsylvania arrear property tax collection, the interest begins once the lien is filed. What if they only obtained a judgment? I thought you first obtained a judgment then converted it into a lien. If that is the case, the interest cannot be tacked on only if a judgment has been obtained, right?

Answer: The judgment is the court order which allows the creditor/government to collect the debt. To put a lien on the property, seize the property, garnish wages, etc.

Question: How will a civil judgment affect my credit? I am in a dispute with a former landlord that I think is going to end up in small claims court. If he wins, will this go on my credit report if I pay the judgment amount?

Answer: If you ignore it and don't pay it the FCRA states that this would remain on your credit report as follows: Civil judgments – 7 years or the statute of limitations for your state, whichever one is longer (be advised, some states will keep it on report for 10 years and is renewable so it could be on longer, depending upon what state you live in. If you PAY the debt at the court on the day of the case, then it will listed as "satified" and be expunged after the 7 years expired Hope this answers your question

Question: Can you deduct a paid judgment from you taxes? My wife and I opened up a mail order business (partnership) in 1998. We leased some equipment (creditcard processing and printer). We ended up defaulting on the contract and closed the business. We were sued and a judgement was entered against us. Finally in 2007, we were able to pay the judgment. (5000.00) Can we deduct this amount on our 2007 taxes even though the business is not active? If so, what form do we use to deduct it? Thanks!

Answer: You'd have to file another business return. That would be another 1065 marked "final."

Question: How can i obtain a judgment against a persons property for high child support arrears? My children's father owes me in arrears in child support.I want to hire a private company to tell me how much he has in assets. Can I go to Friend of the Court and show them he has the ability to pay the entire amount due? How do I get a judgment against his property? or Automobile? When could his license be suspended? We live in Michigan. Also will Friend of The Court grant me that money?

Answer: Well, in the 90s, as Michigan father had all his assets attached for arrears owed to the woman who got pregnant by molesting him at age 12. Fourteen years later, she was awarded 14 years of retroactive child support, so yes, it is possible. Happens all the time to guys there who get hit with arrears on a child they never knew existed. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

Question: What happens if a judgment creditor makes no attempt to contact or collect money from you within 30 days? Basically the creditor won a claim against us in small claims court in NYC but made no effort to contact us or call us to collect payment, and we are unable to get a hold of him. The judgment notice said that they have 30 days to collect payment. So what happens after this period? Is there a way we as judgment debtors can protect ourselves from further legal action by documenting evidence that the person did not give us an opportunity to satisfy the judgment?

Answer: The 30 days law means that you have 30 days to pay them before further action is taken. You know you owe it, you know where they are. After 30 days, the creditor may initiate wage garnishment, bank account levy or personal property lien to satisfy the judgment or you could be hauled in on contempt of court charges.

Question: What is the statue of limitations on a judgment which is twenty years old? A garnishment was placed on a personal account and the judgment was twenty years old. The bank had put in a judgment on the account and instead they have placed a garnishment on my account.

Answer: Depends on what state this happened in.

Question: How can I stop fearing judgment from other people? I walk into class and I know I look tense and I feel tense, because I am afraid. I am afraid of judgment or not being liked, or being the kid everyone makes fun of or takes for a joke.

Answer: There's no simple answer for that. A healthy and well adjusted person isn't afraid of being judged by others. They are secure and comfortable in their own skin. They like who they are and aren't overly concerned about being liked. In general, people tend to gravitate towards healthy and well adjusted people. Get some counseling, perhaps you have some serious issues that need to be dealt with before you are able to feel more secure.

Question: What is the statute of limitations on a court judgment in Kansas? My wife was in a car accident without insurance in Kansas in 1999. There was a court judgment against her in 2000. This no longer appears on her credit report but we are applying for a home loan. There is a question asking "Are there any outstanding judgments against you?" Can we answer that no?

Answer: Kansas codified statutes may not limit the time a judgment creditor can come after you, but the time limitation may be established instead by Kansas common law statute of limitations. Typically, in common law, this period of time is ten years, and can be extended by the judgment creditor filing with the Court before expiration. To answer your question about whether you can answer it no, I will say that if you do, and the bank finds out, you can be sued for misrepresentation and potentially, there may be criminal implications. This is not legal advice and I am not an attorney in your state. If you have any questions whatsoever about this situation, you should consult an attorney for advice.

Question: Can anyone recommend a reputable judgment recovery or collection agency? I have been awarded a judgment and these people are going to be difficult to collect from. I would like to hire a judgment recovery firm or collection agency to collect on a contingency basis. I would even be interested in selling this judgment for MUCH less than it is worth, but I'm doubtful anyone would want it considering these people work in cash. Any suggestions or people you have worked with that are reputable?

Answer: Anderson Financial is one of the largest in the country, and one of the most reputable. Their abbreviation is AFNI. Go Here: https://www.afnicollections.com/Default.…

Question: Can a default judgment against one defendant be used to get judgment against the second defendant? I live in Florida and I am involved in a civil action (foreclosure). I answered the complaint within the allocated time and so did my HOA. But the other defendant in my case: an insurance company that has a small lien on my property did not answer. Today I find out that the plaintiff' attorney (bank) filed for a default motion and a motion for summary judgment against me. Is this legal and can it be fought, given that I have showed good faith in attempting to litigate this complaint?

Answer: I am making some guesses about your case, you really need to talk to an attorney about this. But, it sounds like there are 2 things happening simultaneously. First, the motion for default against the insurance company won't affect your case. The plaintiff's attorney is asking the court to enter default judgment against that defendant since they didn't file an answer. That's probably not a big deal, since the only thing at issue for that defendant was whether their lien was junior to the lien being foreclosed, and they probably wouldn't have much reason to contest that. The other issue is the motion for summary judgment against you. A summary judgment is granted when there are no material disputes about the facts. The court then looks at all the facts, since both sides basically agree as to those facts, and then applies the law. You can contest the motion for summary judgment by pointing out any factual dispute that exists, such as you don't owe that much money, the accounting is wrong, or whatever it is. But, seriously consider talking to a lawyer.

Question: How does a judgment paid in full effect my credit report? I have made a deal with the debt collector. They are going to submit to the judge and the county that judgment paid in full. How does this effect my credit report? Will the judgment come off? Will it stay on there for 7 more years?

Answer: 7 years, but the report will note that you paid the debt in collection.

Question: Is a property judgment the same thing as a lien against your home? I have a debt I am unable to pay. I am now living only on my social security disability income. The creditor has advised me if I do not pay off the loan of $10,000, they will secure a property judgment. Is a property judgment the same thing as a lien on my home?

Answer: think so, get a lawyer to talk to you.

Question: How long do I have to appeal a divorce judgment after it has been filed? I live in California, and i didn't realize I had to respond to the petition within 30 days or I lose my right to the judgment. I'm afraid I might lose time with my kids, or have to pay a bunch of child support. The 6 month 1 day time from being served is on Aug 24th. Will the divorce be final then, regardless of the judgment being submitted?

Answer: Here is the text of the Rule of Appeals: (1) The notice of appeal must be filed with the clerk of the circuit court within 30 days after the entry of the final judgment appealed from, or, if a timely posttrial motion directed against the judgment is filed, whether in a jury or a nonjury case, within 30 days after the entry of the order disposing of the last pending postjudgment motion directed against that judgment or order, irrespective of whether the circuit court had entered a series of final orders that were modified pursuant to postjudgment motions. A judgment or order is not final and appealable while a Rule 137 claim remains pending unless the court enters a finding pursuant to Rule 304(a). A notice of appeal filed after the court announces a decision, but before the entry of the judgment or order, is treated as filed on the date of and after the entry of the judgment or order. (2) When a timely postjudgment motion has been filed by any party, whether in a jury case or a nonjury case, a notice of appeal filed before the entry of the order disposing of the last pending postjudgment motion, or before the final disposition of any separate claim, becomes effective when the order disposing of said motion or claim is entered. A party intending to challenge an order disposing of any postjudgment motion or separate claim, or a judgment amended upon such motion, must file a notice of appeal, or an amended notice of appeal within 30 days of the entry of said order or amended judgment, but where a postjudgment motion is denied, an appeal from the judgment is deemed to include an appeal from the denial of the postjudgment motion. No request for reconsideration of a ruling on a postjudgment motion will toll the running of the time within which a notice of appeal must be filed under this rule. (3) If a timely notice of appeal is filed and served by a party, any other party, within 10 days after service upon him or her, or within 30 days from the entry of the judgment or order being appealed, or within 30 days of the entry of the order disposing of the last pending postjudgment motion, whichever is later, may join in the appeal, appeal separately, or cross-appeal by filing a notice of appeal, indicating which type of appeal is being taken. (4) Within five days after the filing of a notice of appeal, or an amendment of a notice of appeal filed in the circuit court pursuant to subparagraph (b)(4 5) of this rule, the clerk of the circuit court shall transmit to the clerk of the court to which the appeal is being taken a copy of the notice of appeal or of the amendment.

Question: What happens when a creditor files a judgment against you? A credit card company filed a judgment against me several months ago. What exactly can they do if I cannot pay the debt? Background information: I am unemployed due to disability and am trying to get SSI benefits. I live with my parents and have no assets - no property, no vehicles, no savings, and no insurance policies.

Answer: They don't "file" a judgment. They sue and the judge gives them a judgment against you. What they can do depends on the laws in your state. They may be able to take up to 25% of your paycheck. They may be able to seize your bank account, CDs and other financial assets. They may be able to put a lien on your house, land, car or other big-ticket items.

Question: How do you know that a default judgment has been actually put on someones credit report? I have just won a judgment against someone. I filled a fifa but I do not know if the credit bureaus have put it on his credit report. His credit report is the only recourse that I have to recover any money.

Answer: Call your local courthouse, or the courthouse in the county that you suspect someone to have a judgement against you, they will tell you if you know your personal info.