Question about court summons for debt collection.

You are really asking 2 separate questions. On the civil side, yes, the court will enter a judgment in favor of the company and against you,...

In bankruptcy but the lawyer will not return my emails, calls and got back a certified package to them. What should I do?

Call the FL state bar at (850) 561-5600 and get the current registration information for your attorney. They should be able to track them down. ...

My case was dismissed this morning!!

Something isn't making sense in your post. They already obtained a DEFAULT JUDGMENT against you, back in 2004? Why, then, were you back in court?...

If i pay a collection company off can others see that?

Sure. The fact that you pay off a debt will be recorded on your credit report. Could that persuade another creditor to come after you because you...

I've seen the website put up by the law firm that sued the company due to its closure in 2009. The bottom line is this - the law firm that sued...

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What do i do about taxes owed

I don't agree that you can add tax liabilities incurred POST petition filing. First, they were not debts as of the date of filing (unless they...

Ex boyfriend got tickets on my car that I did not know about till collections sent me a bill Is there any way around this?

You owe the money. Period. It was your car, so you are liable for it. Now, you certainly can sue your boyfriend to try to get the money back,...

My son took out a student loan and my husband co-signed. My son didn't realize there was another loan out.

Perfectly legal, assuming the lender sued and obtained a judgment (the loan could also be under federal control if there was a default and...

Can the lender foreclose if I file for bankruptcy?

Yes and no. There are 2 types of bankruptcy for individuals - a Chap. 7 and a Chap. 13 (I'm leaving out the weird use of Chap. 11 in some cases). ...

Waiver of notice?

No...it means that, if you sign a Marital Termination Agreement, you are agreeing (as the Respondent) to allow the Petitioner to proceed in getting...

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