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New Jersey Supreme Court's Committee on Special Civil Part Practice to look into improving wage garnishment form
The other day, I had mentioned here that I saw a lot of unfairness (maybe bordering on abuse) in the 1990’s with how New Jersey’s wage garnishment law (N.J.S.A. 2A:17-50 and N.J.S.A. 2A:17… more →
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New Jersey Supreme Court's Committee on Special Civil Part Practice to look into improving wage garnishment form
hoofin wrote 4 months ago: The other day, I had mentioned here that I saw a lot of unfairness (maybe bordering on abuse) in the … more →
Goldman & Warshaw PC, Part 5: how aggressive debt collectors could hurt a state.
hoofin wrote 4 months ago: as a follow-up on my last post, this is what I’m thinking: New Jersey has about 9 million peop … more →
Goldman & Warshaw PC, Part 4: do aggressive debt collectors help or hurt a state?
hoofin wrote 4 months ago: I was discussing this in light of the action by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo against the m … more →
Goldman & Warshaw PC, Part 3: This little form from the NJ Supreme Court doesn't help!
hoofin wrote 4 months ago: NOTICE TO THE BAR: WAGE EXECUTIONS AND THE JULY 24, 2009 INCREASE IN THE FEDERAL MINIMUM WAGE; AMEND … more →
Goldman & Warshaw PC, Part 2: How New Jersey judges are manipulated
hoofin wrote 4 months ago: With New Jersey corruption back in the news, I posted a bit about the sweet little set-up certain de … more →
Basic decency, in the form of NY AG Andrew Cuomo, finally smacks New Jersey's premiere debt collector Goldman & Warshaw.
hoofin wrote 4 months ago: With all the other smelly news out about corruption in the State of New Jersey, here comes news out … more →
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IF YOUR CHILD IS ARRESTED ITS NOT KID STUFF
nancyblog wrote 1 year ago: Should kids who commit crimes be punished or rehabilitated? The American justice system swings back … more →
