Helpful neighbor!

[lostcreekranch]

Not to worry.....I'm sure you are frequently embarrassed!

And you state this based on what?

 

[Buppies]

Rick you are wasting your time if he is a lawyer most just want to argue to hear themselves talk or type. The more said the more he appears or she as the case may be. ShieldArc has been through a lot with this woman and I hate to see someone like this detract from this tread. Please do not take this as an attack on attorneys I have a son who is one

 

[lostcreekranch]

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Boy was I surprised by all the activity in this formerly dormant thread. But not that it was caused by someone I'd already added to my "ignore" list.

It's easy:
Click on the troll's handle in any of their posts.
In the resulting window, click on "Add to Ignore List" under their avatar image on the left hand side of the page.

From then on, all you'll see of their posts is a line of text reminding you they've been "ignored". And it works everywhere on TBN, not just this thread.

Hope everyone enjoys their Sunday...

 

[sixdogs]

SA can also collect from her estate.

 

[joecoin]

This is about the only thing you have said that I agree with.. It is very hard to actually collect on a civil judgement. SA if finding this out now. I have many judgements on many people due to being a landlord. No one has actually paid up, and no court has actually allowed any form of garnishment. In my cases, since they are renters, there is not even property to place a lien on. This is the one thing that SA has going for him, though it could take many years to see if it does any good as his lien will be absolutely last on the list behind any banks, taxes, etc.. Sometimes its just not worth it to pursue.

I have one rental property. One of my tenants trashed it and left. I took him to court, won a judgement and successfully garnished his wages. I was lucky.

 

[Thall303]

Only entity that can garnish wages in Texas is the IRS.

Don't know about other states.

 

[prichard]

Only entity that can garnish wages in Texas is the IRS.

Don't know about other states.

Pretty sure child support can garnish in any state from any state.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Once again Thall303 has demonstrated his lack of knowledge before posting.

Texas Wage Garnishment Law | Nolo.com

 

[lostcreekranch]