Collegeville, PA
Identity theft Lawyer at Collegeville, PA
Practice Areas: Identity Theft, Consumer Protection, Credit Card Fraud
Credit card payments would generally come out of a probate estate. If the estate lacks assets to pay, it may not have to be paid. See 20 Pa. C.S....
Did they file chapter 7 or chapter 13? How much equity do they have? Are they under water, or do they have positive equity? Generally, saving a...
“Cross collateralization” would allow the creditor to take the car if you don’t pay on unsecured loan. This is perfectly legal and is a contract...
Speak with a bankruptcy attorney as soon as you can. First, there are criteria to determine if you are even eligible for a chapter seven...
If you singed the credit applications, you are liable. You need to notify the police if he forged your name. Additionally, you should notify the...
As my colleague pointed out, the foreclosure judgment is against the property, not a person. This is called in rem. This shouldn’t legally impact...
Speak with an attorney regarding possible violations of the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law, 73 P.S. §§201-1 -...
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy will discharge most debts but fines and restitution relating to a criminal matter are not among those debts which are...
Contact the police and the credit card companies. I would also contact the credit bureaus, dispute any trade lines that are inaccurate, and request...
Based on the information presented, pursuant to §4106(c)(1)(ii), “if the value involved was $50 or more but less than $500, the offense constitutes...