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...

It's probably a violation of the FDCPA for a debt collector--and also the debt collector's lawyer--to sue you in the wrong state. Start by...

Be sure you have gotten this discharge, then yes. Check with your lawyer, though, to be sure. Always check with your own lawyer.

If they have a valid judgment, their right to garnish yo is at least tent years, can be renewed to twenty. So your chance to to re-open and prove...

Contact the lawyer who signed the warrant in debt. If they tell you that you do NOT need to go to court, go anyway. Not sure what else to...

The car loan creditor only gets what's in the bank. But if your son keeps depositing money there, they will take it--up to the $17,000. So the...

I see a lot of people getting scam contacts on supposed payday loans. You know more aobut your situations than I do, but I'd guess it's a scam.

We need to look up your records in the Loudoun courthouse. IF the debt collector got a judgement--and then had the garnishment dismissed--they...

Depends on if you trust them. It's certainly safer to go to court with proof that you paid. Otherwise they might get a judgment because they have...