Cleveland, OH
Debt collection Lawyer at Cleveland, OH
Practice Areas: Debt Collection, Debt Settlement ... +4 more
If a collector is suing for/attempting to collect an amount to which the original creditor is not entitled, then you would have a cause of action...
First - relax! In answer to the first question: yes, if you owe someone money they can take you to court. However, payday lenders more often...
I agree with my colleague. I would just add that if you did not co-sign, you definitely have a cause of action against the collector for a...
It sounds like the collector is not legit. The behavior is also very common among collectors of payday loans. You might find this article...
Misrepresentations in the course of sellng a car are a violation of Ohio's Consumer Sales Practices Act. So, therefore, you may very well have a...
Generally, to garnish wages, a party needs to first obtain a judgment. It sounds like you are getting calls from a collector and not the doctor's...
The statute of limitations depends on many factors, it may have expired but could be up to 15 yrs. It depends on the facts. You should...
You should consult with a bankrutpcy attorney (re. bankruptcy), a NON-PROFIT debt counseling service in your area (re. debt management issues), and...
The holder of a debt can most certainly sue for any amount, and there are credit card companies and debt collectors that do so!! The fact that you...
You would sue the landlord, and the landlord's insurance would defend (or pay) the claim.
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