Should I settle for something small or request the full amount?
It's really impossible to answer without knowing the strength of the case but a few considerations to think about: 1. The FCRA can be complicated...
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It's really impossible to answer without knowing the strength of the case but a few considerations to think about: 1. The FCRA can be complicated...
The information should be accurate. So if the bankruptcy was filed but dismissed, the tradeline should show that. If it doesn't, you will need to...
Yes, paying in full will decrease the deficiency balance (if there is one).
It shouldn't since you haven't defaulted on the note since you are not on the note.
Without knowing more, it is hard to say but they are often "closed" for accounting purposes.
Him going to jail shouldn't have an impact on the car title. If he agrees, you may be able to refinance with the current lender or a new lender.
Probably so, did Equifax specifically state that was the reason it was not removed? There is no requirement that you have to be overly precise...
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This happens quite often. You will need to dispute the eviction through Equifax, Experian, and/or TransUnion -- whoever is reporting the eviction....
For charge-offs, it can stay on there for 7 years and 180 days from the beginning of the delinquency.
What is your credit history on? You can dispute information that is inaccurate. If there was no civil case filed against you, then you can...