If you are within the time stated in the notice, yes. If you have not received the notice contact the creditor.

If you have paid more than 30% counting the downpayment/ trade, and you exercise the right within the time specified in a notice you must be sent,...

I agree that a cardholder is liable and an authorized user is not. However, an authorized user's name is likely to be on the card, and may be on...

Have a consumer lawyer review the matter BEFORE doing anything. It should not cost you anything to consult (at least that is our practice).

You probably have a valid claim against the seller. There is a three year statute of limitations on some claims.

The loan is not enforceable. Ther we may be an affirmative claim. See a consumer lawyer who will need all documents relating to the matter.

Possibly. We need to know who the lender is and what the annual percentage rate is.

Your best recourse is by submitting a dispute with the financial institution from which the money was taken. It is required to credit you the...

If you enter into a contract for 1 year and the year expires, the lender can demand payment or offer to enter into another loan on whatever terms...

Your rights may have been violated, at least if you did not give the mortgage company any reason to believe that you would not pay the property tax...

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