Summons from debt collector

They can only sue you for an amount that you are liable for under the terms of the original agreement. If they are misrepresenting the debt you can...

I have a small debt from a Community College I attended in Columbus, Ohio in 2004.

If it is federal student loan debt there is no statute of limitations.

I've had that collectors calling me for years some as old as 15 years back tell them to calm down and stop but they still call

Probably not a good idea to give out your number on a public forum. I would recommend contacting a consumer protection attorney in your area. Try...

Can a mortgage company that was part of a Chapter 7 discharge sue me for the sale of a property that is under water?

Yes, you would most likely need to do a short sale. It's not a lawsuit that would keep you from selling it but the fact that it is encumbered by...

How can I protect myself from my wife's debt in a Ch. 7 bankruptcy if I have to file alone due to her not cooperating?

The best way is for both of you to file bankruptcy. As mentioned, debts can be reassigned by decree in a divorce and if any of her debt is assigned...

Not really. Unless the debt collector is also an attorney licensed to practice in your jurisdiction, they will not be filing anything. The cost of...

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I have been turned into a collection agency but I have made every monthly payment and have the checks to prove it??

As long as they are not trying to collect more than you owe you will have to pay whoever the hospital has sent or assigned the debt to. If the debt...

I would add that nothing is preventing you from contacting them to find out how to make payments during the proceeding.

Can you settle an ex employers credit card issued to me and what steps do i take if I have been contacted by a detective?

If it was the employer's credit card you do not have the authority to settle anything. As long as you were just an authorized user there should be...

How Can I use the statue of limitation from Delaware in CA?

Your contract likely has a choice of law provision. If the creditor chose DE law then DE's statute of limitations governs. Keep in mind that there...