Can a superior court in the county in which you live check a persons credit. Why would a court be checking my credit?

How do you know that the superior court checked your credit? Do you have a copy of the credit report showing this? What you are reporting...

Is there any way to stop a wage garnishment, besides filing bankruptcy?

It all depends on what you mean when you say that you "never received anything in writing before hand." If you were never served with the lawsuit...

Do I have to attend small claims court in another state about owing an individual money that I don't think I owe?

You should consult an Alabama attorney about whether or not you have a good argument that Alabama does not have jurisdiction over you. This will...

In relation to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act I would like to know if I can sue Executive Arbitration Group

It sounds like you may have a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act claim. I strongly suggest that you speak with an attorney experienced in this...

Can I have old debt remove from my credit report?

If you have negative trade lines on your credit report for debts that were charged-off over seven ago, then you should be able to have them...

What can I do about getting served papers from an old credit card debt that I can't afford?

You should speak with an attorney about defending the case. Most debt collection defense attorneys will offer a telephone consultation at no cost...

What to do if I have not received court summons for lawsuit?

The Fulton on-line docket can be a little confusing. "Service to Process Server" only means that the papers were set out for the process server to...

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Wait until you are served. You have no obligation to respond until you are served. Your first court deadline is 30 days from the day you are...

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I'm being sued by Discover Card for past amount. I'm on Social Security and have no other money.

I have good news, sort of. Your Social Security payments are exempt from garnishment. This exemption continues even after it gets to your bank...

If the main borrow commits insurance fraud to total his vehicle, if he gets arrested for it, is the co-signer still on the hook?

You are asking two different questions. "Does the cosigner have to keep paying . . .?" No. Payment is voluntary. The cosigner can stop...