For whatever reason the system placed your question in the practice area of "Debt & Lending Agreements." I have moved it over to "Divorce &...

First, I moved your question from "Litigation" (where the system placed it) over to Criminal defense, since , as you may already know, the...

I don't mean to be rhetorical, but if you already have an attorney why are you raising this question in here? He or she is the one best suited to...

You don't mention which dating app service you had an account with, but most have specified dispute resolution procedures built into their customer...

You haven't mentioned what the overall debt amount is but if it is $10,000 or less then you could consider bringing an action in small claims court...

Based on the limited amount of information you have provided it seems like this might be a scam. The statute of limitations to sue on a debt in...

Not sure why the system placed your question under "Consumer Protection." I've moved it over to Landlord-Tenant where hopefully it will generate...

I'm not sure why the system chose to place your question under the practice area of "Consumer Protection." In any case, I have moved it over to...

First, you should contact an attorney in your immediate area who hadles consumer debt matters to discuss your options, if any, under Illinois law...

I assume since Navient is involved that the loans you are speaking about were student loans. If so, and as you may have heard, the federal...