It is possible, but this varies by state.
"it is due to hardship"---------------------Above is correct.the verb "to do" means " to perform or execute"while "due to" means "as a result of"
sample letter of hardship due to divorce
In some states (Fla for example) you can request a "hardship license" to allow this type usage. If the judge agrees, it is ONLY good for driving DIRECTLY to and from your home and place of employment.
You can't. The issue of not being able to pay one's debts due to lack of employment or other hardship is not relevant in the legal sense. The judgment creditor may enforce the judgment under whatever manner is allowed by the laws of the debtor's state.
It is solely the provider decision to write off medicare coinsurance due to hardship.
A hardship letter is often due to a layoff but can come as a result of many different circumstances in life. At its root, a hardship is simply an inability to pay one's bills and buy food.
No, judgments awarded due to personal injury or property damage are not dischargeable under bankruptcy law.
How much is the judgment? Your best bet may be bankruptcy!
help me write the hardship letter
The law does not recognize "hardship" as a valid defense against the execution of a judgment writ in any manner including income garnishment. The judgment debtor/garnishee can file a motion requesting the lowering of a garnishment amount due to the fact that it constitutes a 'hardship' upon themselves and/or their immediate family. An example would be the maximum garnishment (25% of disposable income) granted against the head of household that results in she or he being unable to properly clothe, feed, house, provide medical care, etc. for his or her dependents.
You can write a military hardship letter by explaining your circumstances. It can not be due to a temporary situation but has to be something that developed after you joined the military.
No. That is not a breach by the landlord.