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CNN Interviews Jocelyn Nager, New York Debt Collection Lawyer

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A judgment creditor is not limited to taking execution one step at a time. The creditor can execute in a variety of ways at the same time. A judgment creditor would issue a restraining notice to the bank. The sheriff or marshal will not enter a private home to seize assets belonging to an individual judgment debtor.

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CNN interviewed Jocelyn Nager New York Debt Collection Lawyer

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They include: A multi-faceted approach: A judgment creditor is not limited to taking it one step at a time. The creditor can execute in a variety of ways at the same time. Here’s how it works: A judgment creditor would issue a restraining notice to the bank. During the interview, several topics of interest were discussed.

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Why creditors should know what it means to “pierce the corporate veil”

Collections Law

This scenario can be frustrating to a debtor. We have successfully pierced the corporate veil to collect on debts from the creditor company’s owners or shareholders. Unless the debtor can pierce the corporate veil. A creditor may be able to pierce the corporate veil if: The court suspects fraudulent or dishonest conduct.

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Navigating Debt Collection After Death: What Happens If A Debtor Dies?

Collections Law

Inevitably, a business may find themselves in a situation where a debtor or business owner dies with an outstanding bill. This is obviously a sensitive topic and can be a complex issue for a creditor. When a debtor dies, their outstanding debts do not die with them. What happens to the debt? Cohen & Associates LLC.

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$225,000 Punitive Damages Award Upheld Where Creditor Repeatedly Contacted Customer After Being Notified of Attorney Representation

Troutman Sanders

Ultimately, the plaintiff filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy protection, listed the defendant as an unsecured creditor, and obtained a discharge of her debt. The plaintiff’s lawyer sent two faxes to the defendant providing notice that the plaintiff was represented by counsel.

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What Can I Do About Creditor Harassment?

Sawin & Shea

After you file for bankruptcy, it is illegal for your creditors to continue contacting you and asking for payments. If a creditor breaks the law, you can contact a lawyer to pursue a case against them. Here is a closer look at how you can take action against creditor harassment.

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What To Do When A Debtor Uses Trickery

Collections Law

Unfortunately, when a company has experience as a debtor, sometimes, this has given them an opportunity to learn a few tricks to try and avoid collection efforts. Cohen & Associates LLC know that debtors will sometimes go to great lengths to avoid paying their debts. Our collections attorneys at Law Offices of Alan M.

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