What can someone do to get something false off their credit history without any proof it's false?

You mother would be well advised to send a written dispute to the credit bureaus listing the derogatory information. She should include all of the...

Can a lawyer himself call pertaining to a debt?

In my experience, the payday loan collectors can be the worst of the worst. They often employ scare tactics, either posing as attorneys or law...

While I agree with the other attorneys who responded, please be aware that there are many scams in the arena of credit repair. Any company - and...

Can a motion for judgment (debt collection) be filed after "SOL", with original suit filed within the SOL?

While you do not have a statute of limitations defense, you might have other defenses, especially if the plaintiff is a debt buyer. In hundreds...

Credit score and default judgment

If the judgment was only taken against the business, it should not appear on your personal credit reports. Having said that, I would not at all be...

Do I have to answer Writ of Continuing Garnishment from the State of Colorado if I am employer in Texas?

Mr. Peak raised some excellent questions. From the consumer's perspective, I would insist that the judgment creditor domesticate their judgment...

AT&T HAD BILLED ME FOR MY TELEPHONE SERVICE THAT HAD BEEN CANCELLED AND THEY FORWARDED MY BILL TO COLLECTION AGNECY.

Yes, it sounds like you are being wrongfully harassed for a bill you do not owe. Do you have a recording of your phone calls with the service...

Can a U.S. debt collector collect a debt to a bank outside the U.S.?

I have a few suggestions for you: 1) Forward the collection notice to a consumer rights attorney so that they can review it. There may be...

I went to an institute and I have been keeping up with my monthly payments until these last past three months. The school keeps

Original creditors/lenders are, in fact, allowed to call you to your place of employment in their attempt to collect a debt. While you can...

Under Texas & Florida law-can a debtor's wages and all sources of income be garnisheed to satisfy debt?

Speaking to Texas law only: if you live in Texas *AND* your paycheck is cut in Texas, then no, your wages cannot be garnished to satisfy debt. ...