It depends on how much is owed. Check with your local county court and they should direct you to the proper forms on the court's website. For...

It appears that this is a debt collector that is contacting you to try and get you to pay a debt. In that case, Federal law (the FDCPA) says that...

Yes, you can contact the attorney representing the other side to negotiate some sort of settlement. They don't have to reduce the debt for you, but...

Generally speaking, no. In NJ, the debts of one spouse generally don't get passed to the other, non-co-signing spouse. However, the Social Security...

Assuming this judgment was entered in NJ, it's doubtful that you can have it vacated, because it's over a year old. And a judge is likely to look...

No, there's nothing you can do about this. The IRS had to consistently follow a certain standard to determine eligibility for the stimulus and...

Your bankruptcy discharge should not be affected by this financing, if you need your car to get around and to get to work. But keep in mind that...

You should consult with an attorney on this one to have it evaluated for violations of consumer laws. Show the attorney any and all papers and...

Tuition debt is fully dischargeable in bankruptcy. After the tuition debt is discharged, the withholding of a transcript on the basis of the unpaid...

While you can file the letter in court along with an answer if you wish, that is likely to cost you time and money (court filing fees). And it is...