Have a pretrial notice for small claims on a medical bill but have been in a payment agreement , doesn' that void the court case

Doesn't "void" the court case, but your written settlement agreement should provide to abate the civil proceeding while payments are being made. ...

It means that they have rejected your evidence and closed the dispute against you. Next step is to file suit in federal district court under the...

What is the statute of limitations on filing a federal lawsuit for fraud?

Not likely that the fraud is federal. More likely your fraud claim is based on MA law, where I am not licensed to practice. The SOL of fraud is...

I received phone call saying i was going to be hit with a 10 yr judgment on old credit card acct if i didn't remedy the problem?

So, what is your question? If you don't remember the debt, ask them, in writing, sent certified or faxed, to "verify the debt" back to you in...

What happens if you settle credit card debit and play the settlement in a lump sum prior to complaint response time ending?

You could trust the other side to do the right thing, but you could also file a motion to extend the time for response and explain the settlement...

Can Aarons put me in jail

I am not admitted to practice in KY, but in FL where I practice, it is a criminal offense to fail to return leased goods. Even in FL what you did...

Order regarding alternate service

Not sure what your question is, but I gather that you are being sued and have avoided service, so they have asked the Court for permission to serve...

Can I avoid going to court if I received a summons letter from an attorney over a credit card collector?

The lawyer would be delighted to prevail without having to expend any more effort. Write and ask for a payoff, send by fax or certified.

How can I send someone to collections for money that is owed?

That is what small claims court is set up to do, usually without an attorney. Visit your local clerk of court and ask about a small claims...

Can I sue a former employer for negligently having my credit effected from money they owe to a credit card?

Not sure about the negligence part, but certainly you can sue for the amounts due.