Which statute of limitations applies and are the debt collectors allowed to

You raise a number of important issues. Firstly, if the original creditor (or a debt buyer) was planning to sue your husband, they could use...

My wife received title for a car in the mail but there was a balance owed to the dealership and she sold car what's legal prob

If your wife owes the dealership money, they could sue her for the balance. If she has title to the vehicle, then the dealership cannot repossess...

I gave money to my uncle and he helped me buying my car, and car is under his title, now he refused to transfer title

Yes, you can sue your uncle. First you will want to document your demand for the title document. At some point, if you sue, you will need to...

Do I have to pay Palmer, Reifler & Assoc. the amount their asking for is 300$?

If you were under some employment agreement or other contract agreement with your employer, then breaking the terms of that agreement means: 1)...

“I have a student loan that was forgiven in 2004. I have paperwork as proof. The department of education has garnished tax retur

I think you need to contact a tax attorney. The IRS, acting on behalf of the U.S. government is not considered a "debt collector" and the...

While you might have a claim for conversion against the hotel, you will want to send a WRITTEN dispute to all three parties involved: the hotel,...

It is NOT too late to assert your rights in court, not even if four years have passed. There are legal mechanisms to set aside a judgment if you...

Based on the facts you presented, you might try to find a new buyer for the car. In any event, if you do a voluntary or involuntary repo, it may...

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Credit union refuses to release title on truck. all loans paid off. truck loan paid off 11/2014. lost sale 11000.00

It sounds like you might have a lawsuit on your hands against the credit union. I would make a written demand (with confirmation by fax or...

If your mother had set up any auto-pay features, or if she had authorized use by your family member, then yes, the estate may be liable. The...