Account from 7/2009 last payment collection office wants money statue of limitations run out or not?

A collection agency doesn't care whether the statute of limitations has passed. They will keep trying to pressure you into paying. If you make a...

My ex-wife and I were divorced in Oct. 2012 and used 1 of those do it yourself uncontested for $150.

Did you waive spousal support at the time you divorced? If so, the waiver is final. Or was the issue reserved? If so, you can go back to court...

A few questions regarding filing a chapter 7 petition.

If you didn't file a tax return in the last couple of years you write a letter to the trustee saying you don't have any paychecks because you are...

Civil hearing for unpaid attorney fees.

Your only defense is that the amount of the attorney's fees is incorrect. Did he bill you for something he didn't do? Is the hourly rate more...

BANKRUPTCY

If you finish paying the filing fee before the hearing on the motion to lift the automatic stay the City's reason will be moot. Hopefully the...

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I'm curious how you discovered the father filed a bankruptcy if you didn't receive a notice from the bankruptcy court. He had to list your claim...

Wells Fargo is not your attorney so please don't take advice from them. They have their interests in mind... not yours. The best part of filing...

Husband's debt from previous marriage. Can they garnish my separate bank account?

You don't have to worry. I assume your husband did not put the debt on a joint credit card. It is his debt, not yours. If the company obtains a...

This pertains to bills that are in collections that my ex husband has not paid and now they are coming after me for the funds.

Your remedy is in divorce court to force your ex to abide by your agreement. You should not have to pay a debt that is only in his name. The bank...

Can a company garnish your wages with out notifying you first...they made no attempt to notify to try and settle debt

In order to garnish the creditor would have to take you to court. If you were improperly served it might be possible to quash the summons and...