My question is in regard to being sued by a junk debt buyer and sending a DV letter.
You should never avoid service of process. If you avoid process, the collector will ask the court to permit "alternate service," meaning that...
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You should never avoid service of process. If you avoid process, the collector will ask the court to permit "alternate service," meaning that...
This may well be a Scam. A number of scam artists set up fraudulent web sites a number of years back. The sites appeared to be internet...
No. You are not responsible for his debt. In Michigan, any agreement to pay for another person's debt must be in writing and signed. Since...
If your friend has entered into a payment arrangement, then the agreement to accept payments on the bill is valid. No writing is necessary. If...
The purpose of a divorce is to sever the marital estate. Translation, to untangle the legal and financial relationship after the personal...
Yes. If you receive regular payments from your employer, it makes no difference whether you are compensated as a 1099 employee or a W-2 employee. ...
If you are being sued, you should not be dealing with the debt collector on your own, and certainly not calling them. Information you provide them...
If you lose, you will be required to pay the other side's filing fees. The schedule for court fees can be found here...
I commented on a similar situation in another recent post for a person from Howll. The thing that is troubling is the changing numbers. The simple...
There is nothing per se wrong with a collector trying to settle the case before, during or after service. The thing that is troubling is the...