Miami Beach, FL
Privacy Lawyer at Miami Beach, FL
Practice Areas: Privacy, Consumer Protection ... +2 more
You've been given some excellent answers here. Best thing to do if you have more questions is to consult a personal injury attorney in your area.
You're almost there, it should drop off at that point. If it doesn't you can dispute it with the credit bureaus.
You won't be able to remove negative information that is accurate. Keep making your payments on time moving forward to improve your score. Other...
Refinancing or paying it off in full are your options.
The FDCPA does not apply to traffic tickets.
Unless you want to cut a check for the full amount to the finance company, the only way to get off a co-signed loan is with the primary signer's...
Your attorney would have more information on this than anyone on AVVO. It's a good idea to listen to the attorney you already have.
Mr. Weston gives very good advice. Send a written letter telling them to stop calling you. It has to be in writing per the FDCPA. If they do not...
You might be able to get some self-help information and forms from Ohio Legal Services. Go to http://www.ohiolegalservices.org
This is not really a legal question. That being said, why not ask the credit card issuer prior to filling out an application?
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