What kind of legal help can i get to help me straighten out my credit?

You should definitely consult an attorney experienced with representing identity theft victims and/or experienced with Fair Credit Reporting Act...

Can we sue someone for libel when they live in another state?

Yes, you can sue. The more difficult question is whether you can sue in MS rather than FL. It will depend on whether Mississippi's long arm...

Is it worth my time to sue, if my insurance is covering my expenses, minus my deductible?

If you were injured, you should definitely contact an attorney. I handle car wreck lawsuits and am located in Hernando and offer free consultations.

How to get a identity theft court order? and in which court?

For what purpose do you need the court order? If you are simply trying to get the student loan off of your credit report, then you should dispute...

First, as far as pressing charges, the prior answer from another attorney is correct. You need to contact your local police and file a police...

I was rear ended by a driver who was deemed at fault for property settlement but somehow denying fault for personal injury claim

The other driver can deny fault all she wants but you have about as strong a liability case as there is. And while it is not accurate that cell...

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Dispute credit card charge

You should dispute the charge with your credit card company. In most instances, this will result in a temporary credit to your card in the amount...

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Do I (we) need a lawyer

Fortunately, your child does not appear to be harmed enough to justify a lawsuit. You should monitor her condition and make sure there are no...

Letter to claim identity theft on school loan

There is no set form for such a dispute letter. You should include your full name, SSN, date of birth and current address. You should also include...

Identity theft

It is possible that he could have you charged. However, it would be very difficult to prove that you committed identity theft. Assuming your ex...