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I currently received a letter from an attorney in SC representing CACH LLC. For an account that was charged off for 17,000.00.
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Answered on April 16, 2013
They Do Not Need A Contract. They Can SuE Under An "Account Stated" Claim With The Year Of Statements. Unless You Sent In A Written Dispute As To...
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Can a debt collector sue for interest accrued on a dental/medical bill?
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Answered on April 15, 2013
The Answer Depends On Other Information. Did You Sign A Financial Responsibility Agreement With The Medical Provider? Most Medical Providers...
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On December 2012 I sued my ex boyfriend and a judgement was rendered against him. He has not paid one time toward the debit.
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Answered on April 15, 2013
I Don't Practice In VA. But You May Also Be Able To Execute Against Bank Accounts. If The Law IS Similar To That Of CT IF He Has A Joint Account...
Do I still have to pay child support/alimony if I leave the country and go to India?
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Answered on April 13, 2013
Why Are You Asking Such A Seemingly Reprehensible Question? So You're Planning On Leaving Your child And Not Paying Support And You Want A...
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What recourse do I have? Chiropractic bill was sent into ins months after visits. Now in collection. How should this be handled?
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Answered on April 13, 2013
The Ultimate Responsibility ForPaying A Medical Provider Is Yours. Check With Your Insurance Company. If They Were Billed An Explanation Of...
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I have $4,000 in bills from an ER that didn't provide me services. I've disputed the charges, to no effect. Recourse?
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Answered on April 13, 2013
Have You Physically Gone To Hospital #1, To The Billing Dept. And Spoken To A Supervisor? Another Option, Which I Would Do After The Frustration...
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Can I Be suspended from work for calling out 3 times in one year?
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Answered on April 11, 2013
Yes.
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(In Ohio)Who can take money from my bank accoun without notice?
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Answered on April 11, 2013
if A Creditor gets A Judgment It CaN Execute Against Your Bank Accounts Without Notice.
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FDCPA cover original creditors?
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Answered on April 11, 2013
The FDCPA does not apply to original creditors. The section you are referring to is merely a definitional section, that doe not mean the the act...
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I am divorced, now my x husbands brother in law is threatening to garnish my wages..
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Answered on April 11, 2013
As A co Signer, Yes, He Can Take You To Court. You Were All Jointly And Severally Liable For The Rent. You Can Bring You're Ex In In The CAse And...
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