Can I be held liable for a bad check my ex-husband wrote seven years ago?

Since the statute of limitations in Michigan is six years and taking your drivers license is not an authorized method of debt collection this has...

Is it a violation of the FDCPA for a law firm acting as a debt collector for my HOA to serve me a summons for eviction?

This cannot be answered without examination of the documents and the case file and further information. It should not cost anything to consult an...

I am being sued by the creditor. I don't see the company on my credit report anymore so I don't know how to go about this.

Have an attorney review the lawsuit against you. It should not cost you anything (at least that is our practice). The statute of limitations is...

my bank is suing us for 600 from 10 years ago can they do that??

The statute of limitations in Wisconsin is probably not more than 6 years, from default or last payment. Calls threatening suit on old debts are...

Do I have a case against my bank for violation their overdraft fee policy?

Whether this is improper depends on the terms of your account agreement and what representations regarding treatment of overdrafts were made

My questions: I it legal for Navient to pull a credit bureau on me with out my written or verbal permission?

A creditor on a loan can pull credit for review/ collection purposes without your specific permission

I was served with court papers, do I need a lawyer?

There are defenses that can be raised and used to negotiate a reasonable settlement. See s lawyer immediately. It should not cost you anything to...

Can I go to jail for a court case filed after car repossessed?

The only way you can "go to jail" in connection with a civil collection case in Illinois is if a judge orders you to appear to answer questions...

You are not personally liable. The mortgage lien continues on the house. If you have an interest or live in the house, it is possible that you...

How to get my bank levy released after a payment agreement?

1. There is a $4,000 "wildcard" exemption. File a motion to release that amount. 2. Demand that the collection attorney immediately release...