Can you argue with collection agencies that acquired you private student loan debit after defaulting,that they satisfied my loan

No, they didn't pay it off on your behalf, they bought it so they now have the right to collect. I encourage you to talk to a local attorney...

I agree with my colleagues. I also recommend contacting a local attorney who is familiar with FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) matters....

What can I do If I paid Erin capital management in 2007 and now I have other debt collector claiming I owe a debt I believe paid

I highly recommend you find a local attorney who does Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) cases. Attorneys can usually take these on...

Can I sue Equifax for reporting false information?

You might have a claim under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). I highly recommend contacting a local attorney who is familiar with FCRA cases....

How do I go about removing something from my credit report that isn't mine.

You can dispute directly to the credit reporting agency. Alternatively, if they aren't removing inaccurate information, I recommend you contact an...

I satisfied a judgement but cannot get in touch with the creditor to receive my satisfaction letter. What is my next step?

I agree with my colleague. I also recommend contacting an attorney familiar with Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) matters to make sure...

I want to sue a debt collector

I respectfully disagree with my colleagues on this one. You may have a claim under TCPA if the gym has been using an autodialer to call your cell...

How do I know if someone filed transcript of judgement against me at the county clerk's?

I recommend calling the clerk's office and asking. They also might have online records.

Can college credit/120 credits count/be used to get a Bachelor's Degree if you got it before you passed your GED?

I'm not so sure that this is actually a legal question. You might want to call the school to ask.

Should I seek representation? And if so, what kind of lawyer should I contact?

As my colleagues have said, I recommend you contact a local attorney familiar with Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) matters. Good luck.