I have received an auto-sort letter from an out-of-state attny. No signature. Is it legal?
I am willing to bet he did send the first letter, which is known as a g-notice. It is called that because the first letter from a debt collector...
Saint Albans, VT
Consumer protection Lawyer at Saint Albans, VT
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I am willing to bet he did send the first letter, which is known as a g-notice. It is called that because the first letter from a debt collector...
I do not practice in your state, but from what I know, Nevada has a great homestead exemption, meaning your home should be protected, even if you...
If the credit cards are in his name only, you are not liable for the debt. If they are joint cards, yes, you can be held accountable. 401Ks are...
The short answer is yes, your home may be in jeopardy. BUT, nothing can happen until you are sued. Even then, not all creditors move to...
I think the best place to start would be when was he hospitalized in relation to the filing of the divorce. You are a bit vague when you say debt...
You may want to consider hiring a debt collection defense attorney (there are very few of us in the state, but you'll find us if you look). Many...
The best thing for you to do is contact a consumer attorney, one that knows about repossession law. In some states, if a co-signer is not notified...
I agree with Attorney Myers regarding points one and two. I disagree with point three. Small claims will get you your money back, butit might be...
The answer is yes and no. No, the IRS can't garnish your wages because the IRS does not collect student loan debt. Yes, your wages can be...
Yes, there is something you can do. You can find a consumer attorney through the National Association of Consumer Advocates at www.NACA.net. You...