House is foreclosed and taking possession on Dec 3. My friend got a letter.

Under state and federal law, tenants in foreclosures are supposed to be granted until the end of their lease or 90 days to move, whichever is...

How can I tell if a collection agency has gotten a judgement against me without proper service in Cook County, Illinois?

You can check the online records to see if it shows an executed summons being filed, but the best way to be certain is to go to the court and check...

An attorney will have to review the arbitration clause to be sure, but most likely you are going to have to file your case in the designated...

I have a default judgment against me I didn't even know about until last week. what do I need to win a motion to vacate?

I recommend contacting an attorney who specializes in consumer law. Unfortunately, we see far too many cases like yours. You need to get a copy...

Fha loan modification

You do not have to reaffirm the mortgage in order to get a loan modification. Based on what I have heard from attorneys who do a lot of loan...

I agree that you should contact an attorney who specializes in consumer law. Most will provide a free consultation, and they will often take cases...

How do I get me Social Security Disability exempt for any judgements?

They can't get your SSD payments. Who exactly called and made the threat? Unfortunately, if it was an employee of the original credit card...

Since I'm unable to pay I think a creditor is probably going to get a judgement against me next week, can they take my car?

Because you have no real income and your assets are worth less than the allowed exemptions, the judgment is currently uncollectable. The judgment...

Hi there, I have been chatting with a lawyer casually by email and now he claims I owe him 1600 for his time!

The Rules of Professional Conduct require that the basis for any fees and rates be communicated with the client, preferably in writing, before or...

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Can I sue a credit reporting company?

You can definitely sue them under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Based on the facts you have provided, it sounds like a promising case, although...

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