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Can I get property out of my name before I am actually to appear in court for a judgment if I am at fault in a Civil Action Suit?

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Answered by attorney Gregory M Janks (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Gregory M. Janks, P.C.
Sure, you can transfer your property at any time you like, as long as there is not some injunction/order telling you not to. However, merely transferring property out of your name to avoid possible collection of any Judgment for which you are found to be liable, may well not work as it may be a voidable transfer. You would want to consult counsel before doing any transfer/sale if your sole motivation is to prevent collectability. By the way, do you have insurance that covers the claim, if so, why wouldn't that cover you, such that there would be no need to transfer any property? Also is the property joint, and is your liability single? The property may not be attachable by any judgment creditor. Again, consulting counsel would be the preferable way to go re: your specific fact pattern.
Sure, you can transfer your property at any time you like, as long as there is not some injunction/order telling you not to. However, merely transferring property out of your name to avoid possible collection of any Judgment for which you are found to be liable, may well not work as it may be a voidable transfer. You would want to consult counsel before doing any transfer/sale if your sole motivation is to prevent collectability. By the way, do you have insurance that covers the claim, if so, why wouldn't that cover you, such that there would be no need to transfer any property? Also is the property joint, and is your liability single? The property may not be attachable by any judgment creditor. Again, consulting counsel would be the preferable way to go re: your specific fact pattern.
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Have I waited too long to pursue my injury due to car accident?

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Answered by attorney Mark T. Peters (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Peters Law, PLLC
Were you at fault or was the other person. If the other person, you have two years to bring a civil action against that person.
Were you at fault or was the other person. If the other person, you have two years to bring a civil action against that person.

Can I sue for damages after mortgage lender falsely reporting to credit bureaus?

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Answered by attorney Pius Joseph (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Offices of Pius Joseph
You need to carefully read the reports and document your communication. If not fixed you may have slander of credit type of cause of action.
You need to carefully read the reports and document your communication. If not fixed you may have slander of credit type of cause of action.