Michael Wayne Weston

Michael Wayne Weston's Answers (326)

Houston, TX

Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Houston, TX

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Litigation ... +3 more

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A bill collector calls me 5 times a day and I checked my voicemail and a man leaves a racial slure and call me the B word

Michael's answer | Answered on April 14, 2009

These comments are made for educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship exists between us....

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Can a collections company file your bad debt as a 1099 misc. form against your taxes? How would you dispute that? Thanks

Michael's answer | Answered on April 14, 2009

These comments are made for educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship exists between us....

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What is the sol for a auto repo in texas and what can a collection do to me except harass me by telephone

Michael's answer | Answered on April 14, 2009

The following is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. They have 4 years to sue from the date of default or the date of...

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Is statute of limitations up.?

Michael's answer | Answered on April 13, 2009

Although more information is needed, the statute of limitations to collect debt in Texas is four years. However, there is Federal authority which...

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I have a debt that is over 8 years old. Is there a law about limits on collecting debts.

Michael's answer | Answered on April 13, 2009

As stated the statute of limitations for debt in Texas is four years. Additionally, because it has been more than 7 years, the debt should not...

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Should I file Bankruptcy after divorce if he gets the house and the only debt I'm not paying is my credit card debt?

Michael's answer | Answered on April 11, 2009

With $93,000 of unsecured credit card debt, I would say it is very likely that you are sued within the next 3 years by either the original...

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