Can a debt collector charge interest on sum owed.

A debt collector collects debt on behalf of a creditor, or successor in interest. If the contract entitles the creditor (and successor) to...

What is the law regarding a medical collection being reported to my CB for the first time after the debt is 4 years old?

If you can prove that the credit notation is beyond the applicable time frame for such notations, then you should be able to get the item removed...

Undoing the quit claim deed, if at all possible, would give you the house back. It doesn't sound like that's what you want. Rather, you want to...

Do unpaid credit card accounts fall off of credit report after 7 years?

Adverse credit information can be reported for up to 7-years from the date the account is charged-off. If could come off sooner, but it should fall...

What can I do to an ex business partner who filled out credit vendor app using my Personal information and forged my signature?

Before you bring suit or take other action against your ex-partner, you should take a moment to consider the extend of your damages, if any. Your...

Can a car finance company make you pay the whole loan at once if you can't make payments right now.

Most finance agreements include an acceleration clause that will cause the full balance to become due upon the account entering default or...

Is there a legal document to sign over a vehicle to the co signer

Yes, there is a way to get this done properly. The intended assignee would need to get a car loan in an amount sufficient to pay off your current...

What options do I have if I can't afford my car deficiency?

If you've defaulted on a stipulation with the lender's attorneys, then your options might be limited. You could try to renegotiate, but the...

Is there a way to stop collection agencies from contacting me on a debt more than 5 years old?

Yes, you could sent a cease and desist letter to a collection agency to demand that they stop communicating with you regarding a debt.

How do I sue a third party debt collector that violated the FDCPA and FCRA?

If you have a viable case, it shouldn't be too difficult to find a consumer lawyer to handle the matter on a contingency basis.