The answer is "maybe", because the answer depends upon the grounds for the lawsuit and the injury (financial vs. non-financial) that you sustained...

The resultant payment amount from a loan modification depends on a series of factors too long to list here. There is one commonality between...

Both of these remain valid under New York State law because the Statute of Limitations is six [6] years, not three [3] years. If you want to remove...

You may consider filing for Bankruptcy protection. In many cases, you can either eliminate or pay off all the fines and fees owed and retain your...

This is a fairly normal aspect of lenders' Loss Mitigation procedures. Their reasoning is that anyone can be added to a Deed at any time. If they...

First off, your attorney does not have the power or authority to enter a Reaffirmation Agreement on your behalf. Further, neither you nor your...

You may have a claim against your lender under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Consider consulting with an attorney before moving forward with any...

Your ability to sue will rely upon what you knew before you bought this car. If all this information was disclosed and you missed it, your lawsuit...

My recommendation is to file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy to eliminate the debt. I've had a lot of luck doing so for my clients and with great...

You absolutely have the right to sue a company who sells you defective products. Good luck with your case!