How do I work with a debt collector?
I agree with the other attorneys' excellent answers.
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I agree with the other attorneys' excellent answers.
I recommend speaking with a local employment law attorney.
1. See an experienced bankruptcy attorney. 2. Follow his/her advice. (Since you're in Detroit, I recommend a good friend of mine, Kurt O'Keefe,...
It appears that you were sued and a judgment was entered against you. It is too late to raise this issue, as the court has already ruled that you...
Garnishments are by judgment, rather than by bill. It's possible that one judgment may cover multiple bills owed to the same creditor.
Garnishments are by judgment, rather than by bill. It's possible that one judgment may cover multiple bills owed to the same creditor. (You only...
Garnishments are by judgment, rather than by bill. It's possible that one judgment may cover multiple bills owed to the same creditor.
Asking for "verification of debt" is largely useless. The collection agency asks its client whether the money they're trying to collect is owed....
Was the judgment entered as "Satisfied" on the Court docket? Was a lien release filed? You may want to speak with a local real estate attorney to...
It's impossible to say, because there are no rules governing what is/is not acceptable. Make an offer that is lower than where you want to end up....