Can a loan company take me to court if I make a payment less than they want?
It depends on what the contract says, but in all likelihood they have covered their bases pretty well. If the contract provides for certain...
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It depends on what the contract says, but in all likelihood they have covered their bases pretty well. If the contract provides for certain...
We have to make sure that we know where you're standing before we can decide which way you need to go. Either: (A) Someone filed a lawsuit...
I wish you had printed out those records before they were deleted. But that might not matter if you can prove what you say. Still, you aren't...
There is a 6th Circuit ruling from several years ago holding that if a chapter 13 debtor whose plan has already been confirmed surrenders a car (or...
If I understand the question, you were the landlord and you took a judgment against the tenant who later filed bankruptcy. It's not possible for...
This question appears to be more about dealing with criminal court costs and fines than about dealing with debt, so I moved it over to the Criminal...
I agree with the previous answer, and would add that there could be some danger of your plan payments increasing once the trustee learns that your...
You are absolutely not required to sign that order, and unless they are giving you some kind of break or letting a cosigner off the hook, it's hard...
Yes. The lien that is filed in a civil lawsuit just means that the lien holder gets first dibs on insurance proceeds, or maybe other proceeds. It...
The short answer is "no," they can't just add on to the amount. If they just change the number without good reason, then that could be a violation...