Is it legal for ex-husb. (divorce middle Dec 2014) to keep 2014 tax return ($5000)? 10 yr. marriage to my bipolar daughter?

Here's the problem - none of us have the divorce decree in front of us, so there's no way to know what it says. Now, if it says that he gets the...

Can I keep my tax return credit even after filing bankruptcy chapter 7 before filing tax return ?

Unless you were allowed to use the "federal" exemptions (i.e., the wildcard) when you filed, I know of no exemption available to specifically...

An old debt that's been sold many times has been added to my credit report by the most recent purchaser. Can they do that?

I don't agree with the earlier responses on one key fact - attempting to litigate a new FDCPA lawsuit claiming that the debt collector broke the...

Can i file a motion to dismiss arrers to a cases that been closed?

I agree that you're missing a lot of facts, but it appears that you owe some kind of support or welfare arrearage to the government. If that's the...

I have gotten a collection notice for a debt that is over 11 y and not on my credit report, am I still legally obligated?

There is no way to properly answer your question. You appear to be asking a question premised on the expiration of the "statute of limitations." ...

Is this debt even collectible?

You're mistaking "whether" they can sue you with whether they can collect. They're not the same thing. A statute of limitation is an "affirmative...

If I understand you correctly, you got divorced and were awarded the house in the divorce, but the debt associated with the house is still in his...

If I understand you correctly, you went to court for something and were issued a fine. The court, apparently, gave you 6 months to pay it? ...

Medical Bills

And your question is....what? Just because you were unemployed and/or without insurance does not mean you don't owe the debt - you do. The real...

Do I have grounds for a countersuit against collection suit?

No. FIrst, your FDCPA issues are irrelevant to litigation - you have no right to "validate" anything in actual litigation, merely go through your...