I was in a relationship for 5 years. Way into the relationship my girlfriend found a really good deal on a condo in Florida. I really was not for it but she talked me into the idea that she would buy it and put it in her name. She put down 40k and got it. For 2 years I was making the mtg payment including the HOA and utilities. I also but appliances and some furniture. Also as I made extra income I would apply it to the mtg. I ended up putting at least $50k into the condo. Every mtg payment she would ask if I had extra to put down. She was also on my checking account but never put one dime into the account. We broke up 2 years later. I did mot hear from her for quite some time. I noticed she was not writing the mtg check out of the account so I checked to see if the property was up for sale and found out that it had been sold but she never told me

I emailed her numerous times but she would not answer. I know she clear more than enough to get her down payment back plus enough to have paid me back. I want to know if she is legally bound to pay me my money back

Thanks. Rudy

I am unsure how law works since I'm new to united states and i have not talked a united states lawyer before but i will in a couple days , but can i have the Right to a Speedy Trial? for victim rights, how does that work in the united states?

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Hello. I have a few questions regarding collecting on a small claims judgement from a defendant that lives out of state. I live in Iowa, and my vehicle was hit by a vehicle owned by Defendant 1 and Driven by Defendant 2. Both were over 18 years of age. They did not have insurance. I sued both, and couldn't get an original notice of action to Defendant 2 as he moved and did not have a forwarding address.

Initially there was a default judgement on Defendant 2, but that was set aside when Defendant 1 did not show up for a pretrial settlement conference. There is now a default judgement for Defendant 1. Here's where it gets really tricky.

Defendant 1 has a permanent residency in Minnesota. Last I knew she was on work detail in South Dakota. She was served an original notice, and replied to me directly with a letter from South Dakota, so I have both addresses. My question is how do I collect on this judgement since she may be in one of a couple places with residency in Minnesota? Do I have to file with both court houses? Or just her normal residence since she told me she was in another state on work detail?

Thank you! If anything needs clarified let me know.