Collegeville, PA
Identity theft Lawyer at Collegeville, PA
Practice Areas: Identity Theft, Consumer Protection, Credit Card Fraud
Probably not. But you can try. Legally they don’t have to remove it for seven years and a half years from the date of default.
Make sure that the invoice was submitted to your insurance company. Find out if the request for payment was or was not denied. Do you have the...
Contact a consumer protection attorney who is familiar with student loans
Please see my previous answer to this same question.
I recommend you reach out to an experienced bankruptcy attorney about a possible chapter 13 bankruptcy.
No. You most likely will face state and federal actions if you do not obtain the proper licensing. Get licensed in each state where you will be...
You and your ex are probably responsible for the amount due "jointly and severally.” Still the amount alleged to be owed seems like it may be a bit...
If you are a cosigner, it’s legal to report an account as defaulted if it is. However, the reporting must be accurate. Sounds like it should be...
You may not file another Chapter 7 until eight years have passed from the time that you filed the first, if you received a discharge in the first...
Consult with a credit repair attorney. Many of us offer no cost legal services.