Can a process server disclose any information to my coworkers?
I recommend speaking with an attorney to find out if what occurred might be a violation of federal or your state's collection protection laws.
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I recommend speaking with an attorney to find out if what occurred might be a violation of federal or your state's collection protection laws.
Yes, you should go to court. Going to court without a lawyer is always risky, unless you know the law and rules as well as the other side's lawyer.
The section you refer to is an "action on a judgment of a court not of record." I'm not sure what that court is or whether it applies to your...
Ability to pay does not affect the validity of a debt. Collection of this debt may be prohibited under the statute of limitations. Speak with a...
This is not a DIY project. Speak with an experienced domestic relations attorney. He or she can file for the appropriate judgment against the...
This may be a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Speak with a consumer protection attorney.
The answer depends on why you dispute the charge. If you didn't incur it, you might want to go in one direction. If you owe it but can't pay it,...
Your question appears to be a family law one, rather than credit repair. I'm moving it to that practice area.
You may have lost the ability to argue to the court that you don't owe the debt. Speak with an attorney immediately to see if there's anything you...
A Chapter 7 may be able to help. Speak with a local bankruptcy attorney for more information.