Received a summons for debt, how do I respond?
The Summons explains what you have to do, when you have to do it, and to whom your response should go, which has nothing to do with making a...
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The Summons explains what you have to do, when you have to do it, and to whom your response should go, which has nothing to do with making a...
I don't understand your question. If you owe me $100, and I transfer that debt to a collector for $70, the collector has the right to sue you for...
You do not indicate what personal information was shared. Unless the bank shared Social Security numbers, bank depository account numbers, dates...
This is what courts are for. Now you've got to sue.
You can either figure out the legal system or hire an attorney. Can't imagine what possessed a desperate mother of two to part with $12k in cash...
Mr. Rausa has sized up the situation perfectly. Follow his advice.
No, as has been stated, the repo man is not allowed to "disturb the peace." However, the other part of the law is that possession is 99%, so now...
It means that the case was dismissed for lack of prosecution. In layman's terms, "you snooze, you lose." They snoozed. You won.
Your State might have a statute (as does Florida) which requires acknowledgement of satisfaction of debt within a certain time, otherwise, there is...
If you have not been served there is no reason for you to show up at the hearing. If you have settled, the settlement should include dismissal of...