Pay-Day Loan. No records available on my end. Being threatened by a Loan Company with the issuance of a Summons for Fraud.

Hire a local debt attorney familiar with the Fair Debt Collections Enforcement Act to possibly look at whether there are defenses or actions that...

No, you can't simply take out a lien on someone else's property.

Can I get a case dismissed if the court sent me a summons but did not attach a complaint?

No. You will be advised of the Complaint and be given a copy at the first court hearing.

I am co-owner of a c corporation in illinois. I'm trying to give or assign my share to my partner and walk away from the company

Simply sell your interest to him if he is a willing purchaser. It depends on whether there is real property involved as to whether you will need a...

My landlord has stopped my mail more than once during the past few months. What are my legal options? I

Why is your landlord stopping your mail? What is the rationale? You might have a number of different recourses available to you - mail theft,...

CAN I APPEAL A JUDGEMENT OF GUARDIANSHIP OF MY MOTHER?

Yes, you can. However, I would advise you to hire an attorney to do so and to act quickly, as the time period for an appeal is not long.

I am listed on my fathers savings account, but he does not have a POA. I live in PA. What happens to the acct. when he passes

If you are listed as either a payable on death (POD) recipient or as as joint owner on the bank account, the account goes straight to you...

In family Law, If person (R) is self help & send (P) attorney a fax or letter & never get an answer. Any advice?

It sounds like you are a pro se party in a divorce case and you are the Respondent. Petitioner's counsel sent you a fax or letter and indicated...

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Only if they want to get sued for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act will they take any action against you

I just got a 1st bill for an amount my insurance didn't pay from a procedure I have done 20 months ago. Do I have to pay?

Look at your estimate of benefits