In checking my credit report, I find my employer 8 years ago is listed as current. How do I add my current employer?

You can write a letter to the credit bureau and tell them to update your report. You can also sometimes call or fax.

Is a Tennessee widow liable for the medical bills of her deceased husband?

If someone provided “necessaries” to the deceased person, the widow/widower may be responsible for that obligation. “Necessaries” include food,...

If a settlement is offered and I mis the dead line but I when I meet with the assigned representative they took my offer and

It appears that Attorney Bollinger hit the nail-or however that saying goes. It seems that they gave you want you needed but they did not...

Can a medical bill be sent to collections with out a bill or statement ever being sent to the payee?

In the headings you state you were never sent a bill, then you say you were sent a bill. So you question is confusing, if you made a payment...

I just received validation of a debt that I requested. How long do I have now to call the collector and work out an arrangement?

There is not grace period, the can sue you at any time, you might want to negotiate with them before they take legal action.

How to end wage garnishment in NJ

If the Order is not self executing so, then you will need to file a motion to stop the garnishment with your court. First read the Order then call...

I have a public record being reported on my transunion account. The attorney says they dont report to the bureau. Who is then?

Try the link below. You might have to wait for our government to get back to work.

It seems that you should have discussed this with your attorney prior to converting. You might want to try to convert it back because the Chapter...

Will removing my name from the deed absolve me from the property?

I agree with Attorney Berkus, and the others who answers. Just sign your name, let it close, and be done with it forever.

I have recieved garnishment papers in the mail and is ready to garnish through my employer more thn I can afford,single mom

I agree with Attorney Adams, if you have multiple garnishments you need to see an attorney and discuss filing bankruptcy.