Can u.s. bank take me to court for a bounce check from 2005?

Ohio has some statutes of limitations that are longer than the norm. I recall seeing fifteen years for a signed agreement. It's possible the check...

Is there much I can do about this?

This is identity theft. The FACT Act gives you rights, and you need to take advantage of them in order to head off any lawsuits, etc.

I am not a US citizen and no longer live in the US. Credit card company has attempted to serve me a summons, what do I do?

Just because you're out of the country doesn't mean the creditor *can't* reach you in the foreign country that you've returned to. But it...

What is the best way to take care of an unpaid loan I did not take out and now I have collecting agencies asking for money?

FACTA gives you tools to fight this identity theft. You should start there. Make clear to whoever is calling that you were the victim of identity...

Least expensive way to settle a credit card debt for $2600 from 8 years ago. I have been served by a court in Utah. I live in TX

If this is a personal credit card the company has likely violated the FDCPA by suing you in a distant forum. If this is say an Advanta credit...

Mr. Boone has provided a great answer. I would just add that if you want to know what the situation is with more clarity, you should pull his...

Debtor list on credit report "Charged off as bad debt/ Write off on Profit and loss accounting"

All that means is that *anything* that they recover on the debt must be booked as profit rather than as part profit and part recovery of capital...

How can u tell if your mortgage is an installment loan how does this apply to foreclosure and the 5 year statute of limitations?

A law professor once told my class "The Bank Always Wins." Unfortunately, the Bartram decision is an example of that cynical legal maxim. It...

I'm assuming from your question that service of process has not been effected on you. The plaintiff has 120 days to get it served. You could appear...

Can a US citizen be sued for a student debt obtained in the UK?

You could be sued in Britain and the judgment could be domesticated to the U.S. under and the Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act provided...

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