How to file suit for a debt owed of $8000.

As attorney Mitchell advised, you need to consult with a local attorney that will review your claim in light of the applicable statute of limitations.

Debt collector filed lawsuit, no previous notice of debt.

You would first need to establish the foundational element of whether the debt in question is a "consumer debt" before conducting any further...

I filed a debt consolidation a while back and paid for it now I'm getting notices from a collection agency for credit cards.

It sounds like at least some of the underlying debts were not paid off by the bank that handled the consolidation, or perhaps you did not include...

How can I make this person stop calling and emailing me

There aren't many ways in which you can actually stop someone from calling you. If you don't want the calls, call your phone company and have the...

How do I go about pressing charges or sue someone who wrote me a bad check?

To bring charges, go to the police. To initiate a lawsuit yourself, purchase an index number from the proper court and have a process server serve...

How would I know where my current bill is if the school is passing it around in collection agencies?

You should be able to find out the current collectors by calling the school. Just keep in mind, by acknowledging the debt to the school or their...

I want to find out whats the good agency for credit repair.

Look for a local attorney that has a strong reputation. If possible, meet with them in person and have them go through your credit report with you....

You can put a security freeze on your credit profile with all 3 credit bureaus, which would make it much more difficult for anyone to access your...

My credit at 2014 was score 680 and after the new year the 2015 not have and 000 type of score what i can do

You can write a letter to the 3-bureaus to request that the fraud alert is removed. You should be sure to include a copy of your drivers license...

Can I sue for a auto company running my credit without my permission?

You can sue for nearly anything that is not frivolous, which most likely includes the case you described. The question you should consider is...