If a creditor submits false information to civil court when filing a claim to inflate the amount claimed what laws were broken?

Your question alludes the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The FDCPA is a federal law that regulates the collection of consumer...

I was served foreclosure papers with a docket. No court date, just to submit an answer which will be $250.00 else default.

If you do not answer you hand the servicer a victory. You should consult with an attorney familiar with foreclosure defense and bankruptcy to...

Help with Removing a Judgement off of Credit Report.

It is often the case that a judgment debtor will settle a judgment with the creditor and include as a term of settlement that instead of filing a...

I am currently in Forclosure Court with Ocwen.

Sounds like you need to speak with an attorney. Use the AVVO attorney finder resource and speak with someone about the specifics of your case.

The judgment creditor can discover information relevant to the satisfaction of the debt from non-parties including your husband. However, at the...

Got a summons from my private student loans - what type of lawyer should I hire to fight this in court

You want a consumer attorney familiar with debt defense. Most private student loan cases are similar to debt buyer cases where the plaintiff often...

Even if rules say that plaintiff has to send to defense all claims with proves, does it mean my bank statement prove too?

It's difficult to tell what your question is. I suggest speaking with an attorney. If you can't afford an attorney try legal aid, Google South...

If I'm renting a living room set and a bedroom set from aarons rental place and don't return it can they bring me to court.

Not only can they sue you, they most likely will. While they have the right "self help" (to repossess the collateral), they must do so peaceably...

It can may be factored into your score if it shows up on your credit report. If it is reduced to a judgment it would likely show up as a public...

Lender violated the FDCPA, and not able to produce the original note, and attempting to foreclose on me, what can I do.

The "lender" is probably not subject to the FDCPA which explicitly excludes loan originators and third party debt collectors who acquired the...