Brookfield, WI
Insurance Lawyer at Brookfield, WI
Practice Areas: Insurance, Litigation, Bankruptcy & Debt
I agree with my colleagues. File an answer in the case and contact the creditor to see if they're will to do a payment.
Try pulling your credit report to see if there's any creditor information listed there.
You should be served with a complaint which states what the debt is and who the original creditor was. Depending on that information, you can...
You could contact the lender to try and get current on the loan then get on some kind of income based repayment plan so the payments are...
Go hire an attorney - you don't want to risk losing assets. You can file and it will stop the foreclosure until the lender gets relief from the...
You should speak to an attorney before you decide to file. If you owe $20k and don't have any assets and you unemployed, you may not need to file...
It would only make a difference if you co-sign. You should think long and hard about the implications of co-signing any loan - but especially...
Sounds like you're reading too much into how the pages are numbered. Your example is correct. However, if you make a mistake numbering the pages,...
You should schedule a consultation with a consumer/bankruptcy attorney in your area. The answer to this question is going to depend on state law -...
If you're being sued, it is likely that this loan has been being reported as delinquent on your credit for a while now. You can pull your credit...
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