Can a dental office sue me for 3 months of late fees?

Yes, if you did not pay the balance in full, you may be sued by the terms of the agreement for services.

When the court grants the motion and orders the issuance of the writ, you will be evicted by the sheriff. You should be ready to leave.

Can my old bank hold my title to a paid off vehicle due to an over drafted checking account?

It is possible that this is legitimate because many banks - especially credit unions - have you sign agreements that contain...

Ch 13 , 3 yr payment plan . No missed payments . Unsecured creditor payment went from 08 to 100. Turning over our 3rd tax refund

You can't pay more than 100% of allowed claims and administrative costs. If your tax refunds have made that possible, it does not affect your...

If it is a Chapter 13 bankruptcy or a Chapter 7 resulting in liquidation of some type, then you MAY be able to get some money but you would have to...

What is the statute of limitations in Indiana for medicine overdose or wrong medicine ?

Generally speaking, medical malpractice claims in Indiana must be brought by lawsuit or administratively started (medical review panel) within two...

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Bad check I was court ordered to pay almost 20 years ago

Generaal speaking, civil judgments in Indiana are good and enforceable for twenty years. So, if it is from 1995, that would likely be fair game.

If I pay a bill that includes fees that aren't in the contract, can I sue (& win) at a later date to recover what I did not owe?

From what you describe, it is possible but if you were to make payment on the entire amount, it would be very difficult to prevail on such an...

How do I get my former girlfriend to make her payments on the debt?

You cannot split up your payments to the landlord. . . at least, I have never seen a lease that allowed for that. The vast majority of leases will...

Does my employer have the right to take 15% of my wages and send it to this credit corporation?

Student loan collectors do not need a court order for administrative garnishment. You need to get info from the company about the account to...