There is a consumer protection law called the Federal Odometer Act which you can use to sue the "transferor" (the dealership) for misrepresenting...

Can I sue a car dealership?

It sure sounds as if you were treated unfairly, and even fraudulently, by this dealership. Go to them and demand all the paperwork related to your...

What do I do when a "law firm" is calling me stating a payday loan company is making a bad check claim against me?

With a name like "Schwartz & Seigel, LLC", I can see how you get the impression that this is a law firm. Have they told you over the phone that...

I had a call from a sever say that he will

This is a scam. You will not be sued. You can hang up on them. Do not give them any money or your bank account numbers. Payday loans are...

Can i seek financial compensation from a major cell phone co. whose manager knowingly allowed a person to use my identity?

It's possible, and you should consult a consumer protection attorney in your area for a free consultation. You can find one here: www.naca.net. ...

Can I be arrested for not paying back a payday loan? I received a call from legal mediation services in atlanta, georgia

No. This is a scam. Payday loans are illegal in Pennsylvania. The collectors for these illegal outfits are cretins; claims of "bank fraud" and...

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There are very strict repossession laws in PA that auto finance companies must follow. They have to give you two notices. First (after repo...

I have. Judgement from a credit card filed in 5/20/2006. Is if possible to bargain with a lawyer and settle the judgement?

Generally, a judgment should only be on your credit report for 7 years after it was entered. (The same goes for the underlying account which...

Can a payday loan company or their representative legally take me to court in Pennsylvania

They can, but they won't. Their false threats of suit are illegal. PA has some of the strongest laws against payday lending in the...

If a company collected the value of the car can they still come after me?

No. If auction amount satisfies the debt, there is no deficiency balance and no reason for finance company to sue you. I note that NJ has...