You can sue, but you probably won't ever recover any money from her. You will also have to pay court costs up front which are more than what she...

Make my ex pay for my students loan and attorney fee I paid through loan

This is too complicated an issue to answer in an online forum. You need to speak to your divorce attorney about what the court can order your ex...

Do I need a lawyer

I am sorry that your husband was injured and you are having trouble paying the loan. t sounds like you are talking about a finance company...

I received a letter stating that a judgment had been entered against me but I did not receive any exemptions forms....

Mr. Love is correct. You cannot shorten the process by filing a Motion To Claim Exempt Property now, before you are served the "Notice of Right"....

How do i get my name off a car that i cosigned for my wife now that we are divorced?

You can't make the bank remove your name from the loan. The court order is not binding upon the bank. She will have to go get a new loan and pay...

Papers being served on private school loan, what can I do?

Your father needs to hire a lawyer as soon as possible to help him present his legal defenses and make sure the lender has adequate documentation...

What is the benefit of hiring a foreclosure attorney?

Mr. Love is correct. There are a few attorneys who are familiar with the guidelines that each specific mortgage company has for doing loan...

A court ordered removal (of the cosigner) from judgment has been filed. What does that mean to the original loan agreement

This is true unless the "Company" was a party to the lawsuit/judgment. It sounds like you are talking about a divorce or equitable distribution...

There are many red flags of scam here. "ACS" if thatreally is its name, may not be licensed to collect debt in North Carolina. Ask for their...

How do I handle a debt that was illegally opened in my name, and now I'm being summoned to court about it?

You need to consult an attorney and file a written answer within 30 days after you were served (unless the summons is for small claims court) or...