Legal Question in Personal Injury in New York
Can you sue a person who is unemployed? If so, how does that work, do you garnish future wages?
I do not know what area of law my situation is in.
Asked on 11/08/10, 1:56 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Paula McGill
Attorney at Law
You can sue a person who is unemployed. After you receive a judgment, you can garnish wages in the future, place liens on assets, etc. A judgment lasts many years.
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Answered on 11/13/10, 2:08 pm
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