How to get a debt release note
If you have paid the debt in full and have copies of the canceled checks so that you no longer owe anything, the new collector may be violating the...
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If you have paid the debt in full and have copies of the canceled checks so that you no longer owe anything, the new collector may be violating the...
Due to the age and likely mileage of the vehicle you are probably out of luck as Minn. Stat. 325f.662 exempts cars sold for less than $3000 or with...
No. Credit card are generally unsecured, meaning there is no property that can be seized and sold if you fail to pay back the loan. Generally, once...
Lawyers and collection agencies collecting consumer debts must comply with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), which prohibits them...
You should also talk with a consumer rights attorney who has experience with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) The fact that the...
Your in a complicated mess. The fact that the cops were involved may help, depending on how you got involved with the guy in the first place. If...
There are likely several things that can be done. First your unemployment benefits should be exempt from garnishment but you need to go through...
A verbal agreement can be binding if they can show your consent in some way. Your making a payment is likely to be viewed as an acknowledgment that...
While repossession is a state law and dependent on the contract, generally unless you granted them a security interest in your car as well, they...
Generally No, unless you grant someone a security interest in your vehicles. More importantly though, is that most debt management company's are...