Is it legal for pseudo-side to get out of debt?
No can tell you about the legality of debt which they have not seen. You would have a better understanding of whether you applied for or otherwise...
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No can tell you about the legality of debt which they have not seen. You would have a better understanding of whether you applied for or otherwise...
No one on this list would be able to tell you how to answer the allegations in the complaint. After all, they have not even see it. Federal...
You can find one on AVVO or use the link below to find one. Most offer free consultations, no charge to you. Then you can go about figuring out...
Here is a link to an article I wrote about the ability to discharge consumer debts in subsequent bankruptcy filings. So long as you meet the...
You don't need an attorney to accomplish your first objective, just a pile of cash laying around that you don't need. As to the second, no...
Filing a bankruptcy is a public act, you are filing documents which can be viewed by the public if they want to find out. Not saying it would not...
It is difficult to understand your question based upon the limited facts. The only thing you can do is to take all of the documents to a consumer...
No. You signed on the dotted line. You did not promise to pay only if no one stole the bike, only if you had a job, only if you felt like you...
Probably. But the way it works in most states, I assume yours as well, is that you are represented by the firm, not by any one attorney. So you...
Your employer is correct. However you may not be taking into consideration the effect of interest adding on during the repayment. If the creditor...