Hospital debt sent to collection and then attorney, offering settlement what should I do?

You should write the attorney a letter, stating that you "dispute the bill in full" and lay out the circumstances of your dispute. Send the letter...

Husband lived in N.C. in 2003, did not pay income taxes. Do we have to pay all or r there options for less since it's been 6 yr

You may be able to work out a payment plan, but it is difficult once a garnishment has been issued. You should definitely contact them to see...

I'm closing an S-Corp consulting business. I have clients that have paid for services not rendered. Am I personally liable?

As long as you have followed all of the proper corporate procedures, you are not generally liable for the company's debts. However, the clients may...

Can landlord evict a tenant after one noise disturbance complaint that was disputed as unsubstantiated?

I would recommend writing a letter to the Landlord laying out the facts and then stating that you do not believe that you have breached your lease...

Negotiating Down Credit Card Debt

You should call both credit card companies and see if they will reduce your minimum payment or the interest rate for a short period of time. Often,...

What is the process for responding to a summons and complaint received for an unpaid credit card?

Most state courts have information on the internet that may answer your question. You may also want to go to the court, and ask the clerk to direct...

I'm being Audited for 2006 but the auditor wants me to bring my 2007 return, but it's not the year I'm being audited for.

In general, you should only bring information to the audit that was requested in the audit notice. I strongly suggest that you have a tax attorney...

I recieved an offfer in compromise counter offer,signed it and now the irs wants to again reconsider it, Is that legal?

It is difficult to answer this without reviewing the paperwork. An Offer in Compromise is not final until you have signed it and the appropriate...

Creating your LLC in Maryland costs about $120 to $170 (plus any legal fees if you use an attorney), depending on how fast you want it done. Once...

Can this woman really do anything to garnish wages or have rights to sue?

If she has not used the money orders to pay any bills on his behalf, it is hard to see how she has a claim against him. Most places who sell money...