Do I have any recourse?
In theory, probably yes, practically, I don't know. Could you find and serve this person and would he have money to pay a judgment?
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In theory, probably yes, practically, I don't know. Could you find and serve this person and would he have money to pay a judgment?
Your co-signer is on the hook, and there is not a lot that can be done about it. Any collection activity they can take against you, they likely...
Given your friendship with this person, I'm not sure exactly what you should do, though you don't become liable on the note with the lender simply...
I'm sure it's discretionary on his part. I don't know how fair it is, but if it's a small claims matter in the first place, the decision is...
She is not required to file and your filing is not supposed to harm her credit. If you are living together in a household, you have to list her...
He may well be entitled to visitation rights (and also the responsibility to pay proper support) but yes, you should get a lawyer.
I bet you can afford an attorney if you explain your situation to that person in more detail. I'm positive you can. In general, foreclosure...
If the doesn't disclose a PI claim on Schedule B, the insurance company involved may not have to pay his settlement at all. And the trustee and...
Do you mean you have a civil trial coming up in 60 days? It's up to you. You have almost a year to try to avoid collection before you file...
If your business is a corporation or another limited liability company, then likely not. If you are a sole proprietorship, probably yes.