Can a Bank/Broker offer you $50 on a debt of $160,000?

I agree that we need more facts in order to be of assistance. It's possible the person who signed the lease, may have been acting as agent for the...

What is going to happen?

I agree that you should consult an attorney, if and when they sue. If they sue, you may have defenses, including the fact that the statute of...

How can I sue a collection agency for reporting a debt on my credit report that I do not owe.

I agree with the reponses here, and I would add that, under Florida's Landlord-Tenant, the landlord loses his right to retain any security deposit...

It appears you were never properly served, in which case you have the right to vacate (eliminate) the judgment. It's a complicated procedure that...

Home in forclosure, no sale date. Would I be better of to persue "deed in lieu of" rather than full forclosure.

I agree you should consult an attorney. Other options (besides bankruptcy) may include applying for a loan modification to reduce your mortgage...

Vacating a judgement

I agree with the other posts and, as you can see you're getting a lot of valuable information. It's like getting the keys to an airplane, but you...

I agree that you must send your objection within 15 days from receiving the landlord's notice of his intent to withhold the security deposit. Your...

If a non-profit corporation that had a lien judgement against me administratively dissolves, do I still have to pay the lien?

I agree with the other posts. It's possible that the creditor sold (or "assigned") the lien, or kept it, but failed to pay their annual dues to...

Received a lawsuit from a collection agency. The dollar figure stated in the lawsuit is for the exact same amount of the last

I definately agree with Mr. Rose's eloquent analysis, including the fact that, if the amount of debt justifies at all, you should hire an attorney,...

My question is I got a certified letter in the mail summons me to court for some encyclopedias I bought back in 1999

It could be that you were used in Ohio, and the creditor obtained a judgment, which they now trying to enforce in Florida? I agree you should...