Can my utilities company transfer a former roommate's bill from 2 yrs ago to my acct?

If you were NOT on the account, I would contact the FTC (ftc.gov) and the State's Attorneys office. This could be a violation of the Fair debt...

Can I file joint petition in Florida if my husband is not a FL resident?

there is some grey area around the residency requirements to file bankruptcy in a certain state. I tend to use the domicile approach, ie, wherever...

Yes, they can garnish your wages, but they have to go through the proper motions to do so, and that includes properly serving you so you know about...

Incident=only car was repossessed 8/2/2010,we fell behind 3 months do to illness .came up with what we were behind.to now.

I am sorry to hear about your situation, however, once they have the vehicle, they are entitled to either be paid in full per most auto contracts. ...

How long does a collection agency have to notify you.

Notify you of what? I am unclear on your question here... please re-phrase it or ask it in a more clear manner so we can advise you,...

Lent both children money on my credit cards. Both oraly said they would pay back. It's been over 3 years. Haven't seen money.

Yes, you can sue your children. Once you get a judgment, you could either garnish their wages, freeze and seize monies from their bank accounts or...

How long after your accounts sent to collection you should expect CA to file judgment or lawsuit on you? California aty, help!

not a California attorney here, however, typically collection agencies try and collect the debts for at least 6 months before suing you. Discover...

Bankrputcy Attorney? - File for business and personal bankruptcy? How much money do I need and should I wait to file til sued?

Hi there! You have a pretty complex case here, I would advise doing a free consultation with a good bankruptcy lawyer in your area to go over...

Should I file for bankruptcy?

In your situation, it sounds like a bankruptcy would help. Here's the thing, when you give a car back, they will charge you the difference between...

Debt collection

You can sue them in State Court for damages, contact your state's attorneys office or contact the FTC at ftc.gov; all with the representation that...