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What happens if you're sued and can't pay?
Depends upon how willing the other party is to work with you on a payment plan. If they're unwilling, and you can't/don't pay, then they'll have to seek other means of enforcing the settlement or judgment. That can include garnering your wages (if you have a job or get one later), putting a lien on any property you own (car, home, etc.), possibly forcing a sale of property you own, putting a levy on any bank accounts, levying your tax refunds (if any), etc. And there's no requirement that they do this right away . . . if they have a judgment, it's typically good for about 10 years (will vary by jurisdiction) and can be extended. So, they could sit on it for quite a while, then go after property, bank accounts, wages, etc. once you have them (and the amount will be accruing interest the whole time).
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 This girl better pray to every God that exists that she isn't ordered to pay that much money, otherwise she'lll be paying for the rest of her life. Get her, Gaga.
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She deserves it tho, the two songs really do sound nothing alike. Just trying to make coin off Gaga's name, as so many others have done.
