Is this a scam or the real thing.
This sounds very scammy - call your state attorney generals office and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to make a complaint.
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This sounds very scammy - call your state attorney generals office and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to make a complaint.
The answer is generally no, unless you agreed to be liable by signing as a guarantor of the debt.
You can sue virtually anyone for virtually anything - the question is whether you will be successful. Your case seems uncomplicated. Take him to...
The quick answer is yes as my colleagues have said. Your bigger concern is your defaulted student loans and what to do about it. The answer to this...
It is not the IRS taking things for student loans. Depending on the kind of loan (government or private) there are different remedies for...
You should speak with an attorney in South Jersey to discuss whether the court in Camden was a proper venue. Also, you need to get to the bottom of...
Read your contract with Verizon closely. They have a dispute resolution process that requires first a mediation, then arbitration (which they must...
It depends on what you know about the judgment debtor. Do you know where he/she/it banks? Works? Does he/she/it own real property? You could...
This is an immigration question, not a credit card question.
You need a consumer protection attorney.