Collection herassment *theating*((

You have rights under the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and Georgia's Fair Business Practices Act. We can help you. We are a Georgia...

HOA has frozen checking account. Husband missed court date and judge ruled in favor of HOA. Can I still negotiate with HOA?

Depending on the facts of your case, you may be able to traverse (contest) the bank garnishment. This would freeze the funds in the court and stop...

How can I get a medical bill off my credit report?

There are so many angles to approach this debt. For instance was the debt for in-patient care? The bill its self. Maybe you can apply for...

Can a credit card company win a case without providing a signature on an application, purchase receipts or cancelled checks.

No, if the plaintiff is a debt buyer. Georgia law requires that all actions be brought in the name of the real-party-in-interest, so they need a...

You may be able to "traverse" the garnishment. I would recommend, based upon your income for a family of four, that you contact Georgia Legal...

This is an interesting consumer law problem. HOA dues are consumer debts under the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and the collecting...

Can I sue Mitsubishi Motors after signing a general release???

Without reviewing the release, no lawyer can give you an answer to your question. What I'd like you to do is to gather all of the paperwork you...

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Was it illegal for the dealership to say that my brother was my husband in order to use him as a cosigner,he was out of state?

Good question. I'm sure if you review the backside of your Retail Installment Sales Contract, it says, among other things, that you are in default...

Witholding Payment to Offset Debt?

In order to give you a solid answer, I need to see the lease agreement, the assignment of the lease agreement, and the personal guarantee, if any....

Can I sue my ex-roommate for the rent that was never paid?

Since your roommate moved to another state, you'd have to sue her in the Magistrate Court (small claims court) in her state and county. I see that...