Sue them in the Magistrate Court in the county that they live in, as long as it is not over $15,000. If it is over $15,000, then you have to sue...

Don't waste your time talking to these crooks. First, honest debt collectors contact you by mail first, not by phone. Second, a 2013 payday loan...

As with many legal questions, the answer is, "it depends." If his bankruptcy attorney is on the ball (and many are not), the attorney will file a...

(1) If you put the title in her name only, absolutely not, as it belongs to her alone, regardless of who is liable for the debt. (2) If the...

A garnishment cannot be filed unless there was first a lawsuit brought against you, which you either lost or ignored, resulting in a default...

If the total amount you are suing them for is not over $15,000, you can sue them in the Magistrate Court in the county of their registered agent...

Although you don't give many details to work with, such as the amount of the 1999 default, here are some ideas: (1) try to get the refinancing...

If a will contains a forgery, it is not valid. If they accepted it, you can either let things ride or, if you are not satisfied with the contents...

Any competent attorney can prepare the deeds – it is a simple matter. However, you must consider two things: (1) Do you have a mortgage on any of...

This sounds very much like a scam. A legit collector would contact you by mail, not email. It could be coming from anywhere – Russia, India,...