I have a collection agency trying to collect a CC debt which is now 8 years

Additionally, depending upon circumstances, the debt collector may be in violation of state or federal debt collection laws. If the debt collector...

Will I be able to collect on an unpaid invoice for hourly work when there was no estimate given.

Hourly billing often has problems, but attorneys deal with it all the time. I suggest a few things: (1) send your bills to the customer and ask...

SC state debt collection laws, fair debt collection act

I am not an attorney in South Carolina, so I cannot advise you about South Carolina Law. An important question is whether you have already been...

Under the Uniform Commercial Code, which is followed in most states (and I presume it is followed in Ky), after repossession, the creditor has the...

A company owes me over $20,000.00 for materials that is over 90 days past do. I what point can I sue to collect?

First, make sure that all the paperwork and other information about the account is collected and preserved -- if you have stuff on the computer,...

How can I stop a collection agency from calling me?

The next time the machine calls and leaves a message, call back and demand the name of the person and his or her employer, and the address. If the...

How do I collect $500.00 from a individual that was suppose to purchase a truck in my behalf?

$500 is too small an amount for hiring an attorney, so your best option is probably Small Claims Court. I suggest you make a written demand,...

Where can I find a good and aggressive Attorney in Lakeland, FL who can help me collect a Final Judgment ?

An important question is, "How much is the judgment?" Is it a Small Claims case (under $5000), County Court ($5000-$15,000) or Circuit Court (over...

The amount you owe is determined by (a) the agreement you have with the creditor, and (b) state law. If your agreement with the dentist has...

A woman has been living with me in my house. I own the house. I have asked her to leave. She refuses. What can I do?

It appears that your only option will be to sue her for eviction. However, you may need provide her with a special type of notice required by your...