As an initial matter, more facts are needed to evaluate any claims that you may have. You should contact a consumer advocate in your area....

How many garnishments can be takin out of my pay check

Ohio law limits the amount of monies that can be garnished from your paycheck. There are a number of steps that you can take through the court...

Can I sue a company for not securing my identity?

Generally speaking, you need to have suffered some element of damage/injury to have a cognizable claim. Whether or not you have remains to be...

I practice law in Ohio. What my colleagues state is accurate. There is nothing under state or federal law that prohibits a call on Sunday or...

I only spent $457.00 can i still be charge with identity theft in the 2nd

If you have been charged with a crime you should consult with a criminal defense attorney in your area right away. A charge of identity theft can...

Can I charge my father for using my name on a utility bill without my permission?

Identity theft is a big problem in this country. And it is commonly a "friend" or familiy member who assumes the identity theft victim's good name....

In Ohio, will I recover my legal fees if I win suit against my old employer for unpaid wages

Generally speaking, if you have a Wage and Hour violation, it is subject to fee-shifting provisions, meaning your former employer would be...

I have now been sued twice in civil court over the same old credit card debt (from 2004/2005).

In Ohio, plaintiffs do not get three bites at the proverbial apple. It is quite possible that you are entitled to monetary damages. You are welcome...

My daughter's car was stolen and then totaled by the thief. She carries only minimum coverage on her car as allowed in OHio and

I agree with my colleagues about the permissibility of the repossession. It is going to be governed by the policy of insurance, so look to the four...

I just received a summons to Civil Court. I am being sued by a debt collector for a credit card I had about a year ago.

It seems from your question that they have, in fact, sued you. Creditors such as HSBC often assign or sell the debt to third-party debt collectors,...

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