Collegeville, PA
Identity theft Lawyer at Collegeville, PA
Practice Areas: Identity Theft, Consumer Protection, Credit Card Fraud
It depends upon the outcome of your case, to be honest.
The credit bureau has an obligation to report accurately. If the loan is not being reported accurately, I suggest you consult with a credit law...
Yes. But it sounds like it should drop off your credit at some point this year or early next year.
He may make too much for chapter 7 but may get some relief under chapter 13. It is hard to say if a marriage counselor’s agreement would be...
Student loans are very difficult to discharge. Credit card debt is likely to be discharged. You should consult with a bankruptcy attorney.
They may report for seven and a half years from the date of default. The six year statute of limitations you mentioned from Washington has nothing...
Each instance of false reporting is technically actionable. I recommend you reach out to a credit repair attorney immediately. Many of us offer no...
I recommend you consult with a bankruptcy attorney to get an idea as to options are available to you.
Public records may be reported for 7 years.
No. Going up against a lawyer when you aren’t a lawyer yourself is like going into a boxing ring with Mike Tyson … without your boxing gloves on....