Pearl River, NY
Litigation Lawyer at Pearl River, NY
Practice Areas: Litigation, Consumer Protection ... +2 more
There are a few issues here; Firstly, if the loan is current, the FDCPA does not apply. For a loan servicers to be covered under the FDCPA, the...
This sounds like a lemon law/fraud issue (undisclosed prior damage). You should speak with a consumer attorney familiar with auto fraud cases.
Not entirely sure what you are asking. If the question is whether you will need to subpoena the same records twice (joint account holders on the...
Under the New York Exempt Income Protection Act, when exempt funds are directly (i.e., electronically) deposited into a consumer’s bank accounts...
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has a great resource with recommendations about what to do when your identity has been stolen. You can find it...
If it does get reported, you have the right and opportunity to dispute the reporting with the credit reporting agencies (CRA) under the Fair Credit...
The particulars are not entirely clear from your question. However, if the issues is you want to withhold a payment because the car is a lemon,...
Unless there was something fraudulent about the transactions, you remain liable. You can always try to work out a settlement.
The federal trade commission (FTC) has a great recourse on ID theft: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/features/feature-0014-identity-theft
The proper question is not the statue of limitations on the credit card but rather, the statute of limitations on a judgment. The answer is 20...
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