Can I SUE THE CREDITOR FOR CANCELING A WRITTEN PAYMENT AGREEMENT?

If the agreement was not put "on the record" with the court, either by stating it on the record or by filing a stipulation acknowledging the...

A creditor cannot garnish anything prior to suing you and obtaining a judgment. If that has already happened, a creditor can garnish your state tax...

What recourse do I have if a creditor is still reporting me as delinquent to credit bureaus 3 years after my chapter 7 discharge

Start with a dispute letter to the credit bureau, as well as a certified letter to the creditor advising them they are violating the discharge....

PLEASE! WHAT IS EXACT CORRECT MICH. FORM TO FILE "CLAIM FOR EXEMPTION" FOR AN AUTO F/ C CARD DEBT COLLECTION PROPERTY SEIZURES?

You are confusing people because you are using the term "exemption" in a bankruptcy format, where it has one meaning, when I think you are...

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Myself and my fiance purchased a home together a year ago in July, 50/50. Her daughter is now over 20 and contrbuites nothing,

To some degree the answer depends on whether you intend to continue in this relationship. When you plan to marry someone, you not only bring that...

A lien is not effective unless there is a debt, so normally you would have the children sign a note evidencing the debt and outlining the terms of...

While the requirement to acquire property by adverse possession is 15 years, it requires possession to be open, notorious and continuous. If the...

Could I sue the real estate office and the realtor? Could I have the realtor arrested?

It is unlikely that you have a claim against the real estate office or the realtor. You voluntarily mixed business with pleasure, and that often...

The advice to contact the county sheriff's office is the first step if you wish to challenge the deed. Note that there are also criminal...

Sister and I inherited a home, and my sister would like to sell. We would like to buy on land contract . Can she force me

Once the question of who is on title to the property is answered (you and your sister, or your late mother, which means the house will be dealt...