Generally, a family court judge may divvy up parental responsibility for child expenses as the court sees fit and within the confines of family...

I owed a debt to an ex-partner. Due to financial hardship she agreed to a settlement agreement forgiving the debt five years ago

Generally, asking how a party can and should "prove" an item of fact can only generate a complicated answer too sophisticated for an anonymous...

I am a co signer on a loan. I need to know what exactly i file suit for as he is making late payments. I need it out of my name

Generally, a co-signer to a credit obligation cannot "have this taken out of [his or her] name." If it was that easy to avoid liability, then the...

Can I sue in small claims court if the recipient of the money I paid for him was never expressly asked for?

Generally, anyone can sue any person for any thing. There may be consequences of improperly-filed lawsuits, but the better question is "will I be...

I consigned a student loan because someone else couldn't. The loan is delinquent and she's now getting married.

Generally, a co-signer to a credit obligation cannot "remove [his or her] name from the loan." If it was that easy to avoid liability, then the...

I have durable POA for mom. Her credit crd is in default. When she passes, can they sue me for the money owed?

Generally, the estate can be sued for the payment of a decedent's debts.

Where can I get a copy of my settlement check?

Easiest thing to do is ask.

My ex applied for 3 credit cards in my name 8 years after our divorce and 2 cards were given to him

Amendments to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) require credit reporting agencies (CRAs) to cooperate with ID theft victims. Generally, to...

After wrongful Tax lien removed, how long until credit score change?

Generally, when a consumer disputes data (usually negative or misleading data) appearing in his or her credit report, the consumer must file a...

How to end wage garnishment in NJ

"What steps do I need to take so that I meet my full obligation but don't overpay even $1?" Generally, 1) one pays the court-ordered alimony; 2)...