I do not give any orders that say you must pay the costs of anonymous (X).
The cost for legal separation in TN is not consistent with other legal separation.I guess this will cost you about five thousand dollars and above.
It's really not a matter of "having to pay". The judgment creditor has the legal right to execute the judgment in whatever manner is allowed under the laws of the debtor's state. The preferred method of enforcing a judgment is wage garnishment followed by, bank account levy or seizure and sale of non exempt property belonging to the debtor or lien against real property belonging to the debtor. FYI, in terms of the court ordered judgment, the debtor is not subject to action by the court if the judgment is not satisfied.
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re What is the meaning of cost management ratios?
Generally banks don't charge such fee twice on same legal order , however if it has happened , than you can contest this and get your fee back , banks charge fee usually to offset the cost incurred in processing such requests from different government agencies. Such legal orders usually come in the form of IRS levies and state levies in USA.
a good price for it is 15-20
That's pretty simple to answer: Judgments don't go away because a company is sold or even goes out of business. The successor to the company or its assets has the right to pursue collection of the judgment. Occassionally you can get rid of the collection efforts and the judgment if you protest it on the basis that you were not given advance warning that the company was seeking the judgment. This is a legal matter that should be discussed with an attorney. Your rights may vary from place to place. However, if the judgment is discharged because you were not so warned, the new company may decide that it is not worth the time, cost and effort to obtain a new judgment.
It's so easy to pass judgment on others, but so difficult to pass judgment on oneself.
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Some companies require you to pay fees that are cost to them to take the legal matter.