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Terms of your settlement will be worked out with the lawyers, both the plaintiffs and defendants, or through the courts. If the case is settled out of court you are far more likely to receive money quickly than if the case is decided by a judge or jury. In these cases there are often long and complicated appeals which can tie up verdicts for years.
What else can I help you with?
Is the plaintiff or the defendant listed first in a lawsuit?
The plaintiff's name will be listed first on the summons followed by the term vs. 'whomever'. If the question refers to multiple parties being sued it really doesn't matter as long as all the debtors are named. For example, if it is a joint credit card account, both account holders have to be named as defendants in the suit. When the suit involves a primary borrower and a cosigner the debtors are usually sued in separate actions.
Can someone sue you if you want to cash a personal check which they wrote you?
Yes, it is possible for someone to sue you if you try to cash a personal check they wrote you without their consent. They may claim that you are committing fraud or violating their trust by attempting to cash the check without their permission. It is always best to communicate and come to an agreement with the check writer before attempting to cash the check.
How long after an accident can you sue in the state of Michigan?
You must file your lawsuit prior to the statute of limitations expiring. The length of this statute depends on the type of lawsuit you are trying to file, or your cause of action. Check the Michigan state statutes for the exact limit for the type of claim you intend to make.
Is a debt past SOL and removed from your credit report considered legally satisfied?
No, the expiration of the SOL designates the time in which the creditor has to file a lawsuit. This does not mean a creditor will not pursue litigation, as an SOL is not an "automatic" defense in creditor vs. debtor suits. If a debtor is sued after the expiration the debtor must bring forth proof that the debt is invalid, the court will not do this for him or her. Often people receive a summons for what they believe is an invalid lawsuit because the SOL has expired, this is not necessarily true. A creditor may file a suit one day before the SOL expires and it will be seen as valid litigation. In addition, a debt is always valid until it is paid, settled in a lawsuit or discharged in bankruptcy.
Can you legally cash a check if someone gave you the money in cash to replace the check?
Yes. Bank tellers do this every day.Answer and ClarificationNo. There are many reason a person may decide to pay you in cash after they have written a check. They may find they don't have the funds in their checking to cover the check, they may have received some unexpected cash and would rather leave their money in the bank, you may have asked them for cash instead of the check. If you and the person who wrote the check had an understanding the cash was intended to replace the check for some reason then you cannot cash the check. Rather, you should return it or destroy it. Deliberately cashing a check that you know has been replaced with cash is stealing.Updated Answer and ClarificationLegally, Yes. Should you? No. The question did not ask whether it was moral and right to cash a check when one has received cash in its place. The question stated "Can you legally cash a check ..." and the answer remains yes. If the payor did not want the check cashed, s/he should have requested the check in return for the cash. Alternatively the payor may place a stop-payment on the check in an attempt to prevent the payee from "double-dipping." Under the UCC, unless the check is voided, it remains a valid promise to pay. If the payee receives both cash and the proceeds from the check, then the payor can sue in court. But, based on the question as stated above, absent any other information, the check may still be legally cashed.Take a look at it another way. A gives a check to B, who signs over the check to C for services rendered. Before C goes to the Bank, A gives B cash to replace the check but doesn't get the check returned. That does not alter C's right to cash the check -- it's a valid promise to pay. [By the way, this is why merchants do NOT accept 3rd party checs!] A will have to take legal action against B for his/her "unjust enrichment" but it doesn't prevent the check from being legally cashed.
Where can i get a lawsuit loan?
A lawsuit loan is considered a cash advance on a pending or settled lawsuit.Plaintiffs have a number of reasons why they seek a lawsuit loan, primarily because their finances are falling short due to the length and long process of a lawsuit. Lawsuit loans are not considered loans because they are non-recourse based lending. This means if a case is lost, there is no need to repay the lawsuit funding company.
How long to file answer on a lawsuit in Texas?
how do i file an answer to a lawsuit ?
If you already have a business loan can you still get a business cash advance?
Cash advance is not a loan; however an advance. As long as you make sales and receive credit cards as a payment medium, you can qualify for a business cash advance.
How long do you have to sue worker s comp?
No lawsuit against your employer is allowed if you receive WC benefits. You can sue a negligent third party. Deadlines are set by STATE law.
How long can a landlord keep a lawsuit without proceding with legal methods?
you can take as long as you want to file a lawsuit in court, so long as its within the statute of limitaions.
What Is a Lawsuit Cash Advance?
Are you involved in a lawsuit which is developing at a painstaking pace? Are you tight on cash and consider yourself a likely winner in the suit? Are you getting tired of waiting on the suit and ready to have the money? There are solutions to this issue that many Americans face. Lawsuits often progress at a snail’s pace. It could be months before you see the money you are rightfully due. Each side must assemble their case. Clients meet with their attorneys and the attorneys meet with counsel from the other side. Deadlines must be met, often set a month apart from one another. On top of that there are deposition hearings, which require an entire transcription process. This all occurs before you even step foot in a courtroom. And during this time, the money you were counting on from the case is still sitting there… pending a trial and decision. Fortunately for you, if you are willing to take the risk, there is a solution. A lawsuit cash advance is an amount someone can receive prior to their pending victory in a lawsuit. Certain companies purchase the rights to the cash of the lawsuit, if and when it settles. For example, let’s say you were in a traffic accident that is being taken to court disputing who is at fault. You feel comfortable with the case knowing you will win and due to your circumstances you are in need of the settlement money immediately. Rather than waiting for the trial to commence you can approach a lawsuit advance company and broker a deal with them. The contract stipulates that once the lawsuit is settled you will give them the cash they loaned you plus an interest/fees. In exchange for this, they will supply you with the necessary cash up front. If the lawsuit is not successful, fees are assessed (typically an interest amount) but the company cannot collect against the borrower. This is called a non-recourse transaction. This sounds like a win-win to many, but the reputable lawsuit cash advance companies are generally up front about their steep interest rates. Typically a person in search of a lawsuit advance has little choice in the matter, potentially unable to meet personal expenses. Fairly or not, lawsuit advance companies have capitalized on this market and turned it into a booming business. Naturally, the longer a case is held up in court the longer the interest will accrue, so this can become rather costly quickly. Lawsuit cash advances are not advisable unless you are in a dire situation. Some firms can charge interest rates that exceed 100% in a year, which will ultimately cost you a lot of money in the long run. For some this is an unavoidable situation, but if you can stay afloat while awaiting your court decision, this is the best scenario.
How do you get lawsuit funding?
Depending on the circumstances of your lawsuit and the type of lawsuit, there are various options that you may qualify for. Most litigation funding companies offer non-recourse lawsuit loans for a pending or settled lawsuit. A non-recourse lawsuit advance is a loan that only needs to be repaid if you win or settle your lawsuit otherwise nothing is owed to the funding company. To qualify for lawsuit loans no credit or employment is required, so long as you have a lawsuit. Obtaining a lawsuit loan for your lawsuit is as simple as picking up the phone and applying.
Your mother had a life insurance policy in your name and passed in 1207 payments were still being made but for how long you are not sure what are the possibilites of you being able to cash out?
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How long does it take to get a million dollars in cash?
The amount of time it takes to get a million dollars in cash depends on the plan put into action by the individual. Personal finances, saving plans, and investments contribute to the goal of having a million dollars.
Under what circumstances should an individual take out a loan versus pay all cash?
When taking out a loan will make money or save money in the long run.
How long can a workers comp lawsuit last?
Years.
How long do I have to serve a federal lawsuit?
30 days, 35 if business
