Ny law on loans

You cannot be sent to jail for not paying a debt. The worst that could happen is you are sued and he is awarded a judgment. He could then garnishee...

Can credit cards companies sue you and take your house in NJ?

You home can be sold in satisfaction of a civil judgment. However, the creditor must first sue you and successfully be awarded a judgment. Even...

Can I sue "Direct TV" for adding additional cost to my bill for services I never signed up for?

Take a look at the terms of service - more than likely there is a mandatory arbitration provision which would force your to resolve your dispute in...

How do I fight a judgement from small claims when the certified mail I sent to the collection agency was returned to me unsigned

You can file an order to show cause with the court to either (1) vacate the judgement based on lack of personal jurisdictions (failure to serve...

Can there be a foreclosure on property in Nys without judicial process

No, the creditor must bring a foreclosure proceeding in court where the borrower has the opportunity to defend him/herself.

Can a New York State plaintiff who gets a New York State Default judgments against a California defendant collect that judgment?

If assets of the LLC are located in New York you can enforce against those assets. If assets are located in California, you would need to...

How can someone get a judgement against you? And are you notified before it hits your credit?

According to New York State law, before a court can render a judgment against you, it must first acquire PERSONAL JURISDICTION over you. Personal...

I just received a call from someone saying they want to serve me with foreclosure papers. Now what?

Debt collectors don't generally call ahead of time to warn that a consumer will be served with papers - they just show up. Sounds scammy to me....

You should speak with a consumer attorney in Colorado experienced in auto fraud. You may have a claim under the Odometer Act.

Review your warranty, if it is still under warranty, make a warranty claim. If it is not under warranty, you can sue in small claims court or try...