Statue of limitation of unsecured debts

It sounds like your question relates to credit reporting more than potential lawsuits to collect the debt. The clock for the statute of...

Yes, I would suggest you still file an answer with the court. There are many different schools of thought on this, but having seen Plaintiffs...

Can I be sued in the Texas for a defaulted online payday loan ?

Most payday lenders do not sue in Texas. Having said that, they are certainly entitled to sue you if you defaulted on a loan. I would be...

How do I file an; Intervention by an Interested Party (I am a debt holder) in a pending divorce case in Hays County, Texas?

I suggest you hire a debt collection attorney who will ensure that all of the prerequisites are met.

What would happen if I do not show up to a hearing concerning credit card breach of contract ?

The collection industry can be ruthless. They don't care what your circumstances: if they can legally collect against you, they...

A company that I used to work for opened a PayPal account using my name and SS #. Is this identity theft?

This sort of identity theft is becoming more and more common: the victim's social security number is used to avoid paying taxes; or worse, the...

A collection agency says they're going to sue me over a debt I already paid, I don't know what to do.

First of all, I would suggest that you pull a copy of your credit bureau reports. You may obtain a free copy through www. AnnualCreditReport.com ...

Is there anything I can do to stop a collection agency with unsubstantiated claims from putting information on my credit report.

It sounds like you have a good claim for a lawsuit under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. I would normally tell a consumer, "You need to go through...

Are co-signers of rental lease legally financially responsible if lease is broken by tenants

Yes, as a co-signer on a contract, you become 100% financially liable. If your only income is social security disability, you should notify the...

Are debt collectors hired by municipalities covered under FDCPA?

I am unsure of what kind of fines or fees you are referring to. If they are related to "personal, family or household use" then they qualify under...