Should I go to court in this situation/
You have a contract with the debt settlement company. The creditor does not. You can be sued. However, if you have nothing for the creditor to get,...
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You have a contract with the debt settlement company. The creditor does not. You can be sued. However, if you have nothing for the creditor to get,...
This sounds like reaging, which is common. It also violates the Fair Credit Reporting Act and possibly the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act....
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Talk to a consumer law attorney to find out if the judgment can be attacked. If not, is it too old. Was interest awarded by the court? If so,...
I am not a Colorado attorney, but from what I can find Colorado follows federal law. Federal law allows garnishments of any amount beyond $217.50...
Ultimately, you need to either resolve the lien issue in the bankruptcy court where the Chapter 11 is being handled OR you need relief from the...
It might mean that they would consider any agreement void. I would make the payment by check and mark it paid in full satisfaction. Let them cash...
Dispute the listing on the credit report. Dispute the debt with the debt collector.
If debt collectors are involved, CHALLENGE THEM ALL. They need to prove that they are owed any money and the amount owed. Do it in writing and keep...
What was in your stipulation dismissal? Was the proceeding dismissed because you have a consent order that the debt was discharged? If so, then...
The change in law was not retroactive. The loan, if legal at the time it was made, is still legal. However, you have the right under the Fair Debt...