Faribault, MN
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Faribault, MN
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Family ... +3 more
Maybe. If the attorney is the party to whom the check was written, then the FDCPA doesn't apply to them. Also, even if it isn't, if they...
Unemployment funds are exempt from levy, but your other funds are not. And, it is up to you to claim the exemption for the unemployment funds.
It sounds like a scam. Under the FDCPA, they are certainly required to verify the debt and provide documentation about it upon request. Never pay...
Claiming the SOL has expired is an affirmative defense by the defendant, so you certainly can still sue. If they raise the defense, however,...
Honestly, probably not. "Undue hardship" is the correct terminology, but its application by the courts has been extremely limited, usually only to...
Property liens are not subject to any SOL - they remain on the title until they are released. You'll need to file your state's equivalent of a...
I'll ask the obvious question - if you agreed to pay late fees, why didn't you pay the remaining $16? If it was owing, then they can tack on late...
There are really 2 separate issues at play in your post. First, any creditor can sue at any time for any reason. It would be your responsibility...
It is entirely possible - happens the all time. That said, the one fact of a Chap. 7 is this - if you are behind on the mortgage, you will only...
Hold on....if neither debt is legitimate (and, I don't know what you mean by saying one is "false" and the other "with merit" - did you mean...
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