Statutes granting more generous remedies to victims of "elder financial abuse" are generally designed to address situations where a family member...

This is a question of state law, but I doubt that sending mail to a current account holder in her former name (the name in which the account was...

This depends on (1) whether you are making payments on the cards as agreed; (2) how large the card balances are relative to your income; and (3)...

You may want to file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau at their website, www.consumerfinance.gov. These newfangled...

With respect to a used car, the "lemon law" just means that the dealer must promise to fix defects that manifest themselves during a short warranty...

I don't think this situation is what the law refers to where, for example, someone sends you tchotchkes you didn't order and then asks you to pay...

If the bank failed to exercise proper care in processing the transactions initiated by the hacker, they may be liable to you. Other than pursuing...

Maybe, but meanwhile if the merchant is persisting, you may want to talk to your bank about changing your account number.

I am not sure why you have concluded that the apartment manager was to blame for this, but you may want to consult a consumer protection lawyer...

Probably not, but your remedy may depend on what paperwork was exchanged at the time you put down the deposit. Dealers are in the business of...