Generally speaking, Georgia law does not penalize a judgment creditor for attempting to garnish a bank for which the judgment debtor does not have...

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You should consult with a consumer protection attorney. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently implemented some regulations concerning a...

I agree with the other attorney who answered. You should contact a consumer protection attorney. There could be multiple issues here to be...

I moved the practice area to consumer protection as I believe you will get more helpful answers there. You should at least contact a consumer...

Yes, she can sue you. It does not necessarily mean that she will win, and it is not possible for me to determine the merits of such a lawsuit in...

You should speak with an attorney ASAP. Prior to speaking with the attorney, be sure to gather all the documentation that you have available. If...

If there is a lien, this means that they have sued you and won, either in court or by default, and received a judgment. Judgments generally are...

The other attorney is correct. This is not a matter to take on yourself. The sooner the better also. The longer this goes on, the less likely you...

To get an inaccurate account off of your credit report, either the creditor will have to remove it voluntarily, or you will have to go through with...

I moved your question over to banking as I felt that was more appropriate. Unfortunately, we have been seeing a lot of this lately. However, often...