Can you sue someone if they only have a social security income?
Yes, you could sue. Maybe you could even win. But the question is the ability to collect. Does this person have other income or assets that are...
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Yes, you could sue. Maybe you could even win. But the question is the ability to collect. Does this person have other income or assets that are...
You could call the lawyer for the Plaintiff/landlord and ask them why the case is still moving forward.
You pretty much answer your own question. If it says you have 21 days to give a written response, that is what you need to do. If you fail to...
Enforcing collection on a judgment IS "more legal actions." Even if you find a service that does the work on your behalf, they have an attorney or...
Hopefully this will help https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/obscene-indecent-and-profane-broadcasts
You might want to look into bankruptcy to see if it is a viable option to eliminate the debt. They can sue you and if they get a judgment, they...
Mr. Mogilevsky is correct, and I would add, that perhaps they are just lazy. Collection agencies are notorious for trying to streamline as much of...
Common error, but it's a quit claim, not quick claim. That aside, the document may not be effective if it doesn't properly describe the interest...
Depends on the agreement that you signed with the original creditor (what you describe is quite common and often legit) and your state's laws.
Unfortunately, yes, you can be sent to collections or even sued if you pay anything less than what is required under your lease and if the lease...