If your credit report is reflecting that you filed for bankruptcy, and you did in fact file, then it sounds like your credit is reporting...

Generally speaking, a co-signer may be held fully liable for any unpaid balance, including principal, interest, and fees.

Speaking to a scammer is a waste of time and is likely to cause them to increase the frequency of their contact with you. You will not be able to...

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A change in servicer is not necessarily indicative that the mortgage was sold. It's possible that the original lender elected to have the mortgage...

Yes, it's possible for collections to appear on credit reports even without a SSN. If you owe them money and want to avoid adverse credit...

Before they contemplate legal action, they will likely spend some time trying to collect the debt through non-litigation channels. You may have the...

I agree with Attorney Edelman. You should retain counsel to represent you in the foreclosure matter and counsel to bring action against the...

I agree with Attorney Turner. This sounds suspicious and is likely a scam. You should be cautious about paying them anything without first seeing...

It depends. If you prevailed based on the merits (ie. it was proven that you don't owe the debt), you may be entitled to have the credit reporting...

If you're rights are being violated under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you should be a able to find a consumer lawyer in your...