If the borrower is an individual and the amount loaned was less than $10,000, yes, you can consider pursuing your claim in small claims court...

You might consider pursuing your claim against her in small claims court where you wouldn't need to retain, or incur the cost, of an attorney. See,...

Your question is confusing. You start by saying you "bought" a truck and had a co-signer on the debt. But, then you say someone else "took over"...

Counsel is correct that you can proceed against your ex-employer in small claims court without the need, and associated cost, of retaining an...

Your situation does seem a bit odd. As I understand it, generally a repossession and any corresponding deficiency judgment can stay on a credit...

The general rule is that the FHA frowns upon multiple FHA loans with the thinking that because such a loan is to back one's primary residence, the...

Yes, EIDL loans are includable (and must be scheduled) in the business borrower's bankruptcy filing. They may also be dischargeable (assuming, for...

I think your question will more likely receive constructive responses by those practicing in the area of Landlord & Tenant law and so I moved it...

Not sure if there is any aberration under TX law (and you should ask an attorney near you on that) but if the loan documentation shows your were...

This really isn't a legal question. If you pay a portion late then presumably you will be in default under your loan agreement. The fact that you...