If a credit card account was opened in your name, you'll want to pull your Experian, Equifax, and Trans Union credit reports to verify that was the...

Contact the companies that are taking the money out of your account automatically and tell them to stop. They likely will try to contact you or...

You'll want to gather your records of all payments being made on time. From there, you'll want to make sure to gather your complete credit reports....

There are many dangers of identity theft (likely many more than an attorney can list on this platform) but some examples of dangers of identity...

Submit a formal dispute to the collection agency that the account is not yours. You can also ask the debt collector for the "Verification Package."...

You can try to contact the debt buyer to work out some settlement. You will want to make sure that you (or an attorney on your behalf) files an...

Contact a local consumer attorney that is familiar with Texas state consumer protection laws. An attorney familiar with these laws can guide you on...

I agree with what Jeremy said, the only thing I would add is that you should file a police report and an FTC Fraud Affidavit to share with the...

I'm unsure what you mean by compel your loan server into mitigation and not sure if you intend to say "loss mitigation", "litigation", or...

I would make sure that you file a response to the Complaint (likely an "Answer to the Complaint"). If you simply ignore the lawsuit and don't file...