Tell them to go fly a kite then hang up. This is obviously a scumsucking scammer.

Although many factors may alter the accuracy of this answer, from what you say, it seems like it might be best to go to the owner who who formerly...

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You must sue the franchise or in the county it is located in. They may also have a registered office in your state. You should not attempt to do so...

Qui tam lawsuits are complicated and tricky to do. Among other things, the law requires that a qui tam case be brought by a licensed attorney. I...

This turkey is obviously a scammer. Tell them to go suck an egg. Attorneys have no authority to "suspend" SS numbers, and they are required by law...

There is absolutely no reason why that law firm cannot represent that company. And since you are up against actual attorneys, it would probably be...

If you no longer have collateral pledged to back the loan, or are hiding or withholding it from them, then, yes, they could possibly get a criminal...

This is almost certainly a scam. Real collectors don't call you out of the blue, they contact you by mail. The certified letter excuse is...

You certainly can. You can sue them in the Magistrate Court of the county they are located in, with or without a lawyer to help you. Just be sure...

There would be absolutely no point or use to serving anybody else. If the Registered Agent does not notify the Corporation, then they will probably...