It's a scam. It would be a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act--but probably underground debt collectors that you can't get into...

This sounds like a violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. You could sue the debt collector for abusive threats. I'm also guessing...

Yes, she's a scammer. Avvo won't let me do a one sentence answer. So I'm repeating myself. Yes, she's a scammer.

Two lawyers in Virginia have experience on these solar panel issues. ...

I hope there's a Truth in Lending Violaiton that will get you out of this problem. You need to talk to a lawyer who does TILA or Consumer...

They probably got a judgment against you. Once they have a judgment they are allowed to garnish you for 20 years. So one garnishment being...

You are NOT required to attend the court return date on the garnishment. They will just turn the money they garnished from your pay over to the...

Based on your notes, the creditor is claiming you had a court date in September 2012. Assuming that's true, they can garnish you (until they are...

Based on what you said, they MIGHT legally have five years from the date the judgment was set aside to sue you again. You need to look at the...

Assuming you owe the money to Discover (and Glasser is a very careful law firm), you have basically three choices: Pay the money; talk to a...