I closed my business down due to the lack of business and now I'm being sued by my landlord. Can he go after my bank accounts since I'm personally liable on my lease?
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If the laws of your state permit a landlord to obtain a judgment in court against a delinquent lessee, it's likely that the law would permit the landlord to attach or garnish the judgment debtor's accounts.
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If the laws of your state permit a landlord to obtain a judgment in court against a delinquent lessee, it's likely that the law would permit the landlord to attach or garnish the judgment debtor's accounts.
