This type of transaction is fraught with risk. The best way to proceed would be to buy a car that has no liens and a clear title. If you...

Surrendering the car is not likely to result in a release of your obligations on the loan. The lender may auction off the car and apply the sale...

I concur with my esteemed colleague Mr. Edelman, with the condition that it must be a "consumer debt" for the FDCPA to be applicable.

In the jurisdictions in which I practice, I'm not aware of any prohibition on collection attempts on a time-barred debt so long as sufficient...

Yes, generally speaking, a person can be held responsible for any loans they've co-signed for. Getting divorced or remarried does not typically...

Sorry to hear about the issues. Self representation may help you avoid the expense of hiring legal counsel, but generally speaking, having the...

You start by contacting an attorney within your jurisdiction that regularly handles TCPA claims for an evaluation as to whether you have an...

I can't speak for other attorneys, but in my view, it's unlikely that many attorneys would be interested in taking the case on contingency as it...

Yes, you can file a motion or order to show cause seeking to vacate the judgment. You can obtain information and forms on the NYC Civil Court...

As Mr. Adkins stated, so long as your income was stated accurately at the time you applied for the card, there is no fraud here. Good luck!