You can't sue for the high interest rates because they were disclosed to you when you took the loan. You could take the money out of your account...

If your name is on the loan AND the deed, you could sue for partition. If you won, the court would order the house sold and the proceeds would be...

You promised to pay if you son did not. The fact you did not qualify as a co-signer did not change that because your son was allowed to occupy the...

To protect your claim under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, you must dispute the debt/error with the credit bureaus AND the original creditor...

This is a scam. You are not in danger of going to jail for this debt. Unfortunately, there is probably nothing you can about the calls and the...

You can't get your name or his off the loan. Either you sell it together or he/she must get a new loan. Be sure the insurance is kept current....

You may have noticed that debt collectors my use different law firms to file their cases. The decision to file in a particular court can be based...

If you are serious about clearing up the situation, you must make a criminal report. Whether any police action is taken is up to the law...

Your parent (and ONLY your parent) can file to evict them. If you believe your parent is not mentally fit, you can apply to a court to become the...

If you settled the case, there should be a dismissal or release of lien in the court records. If either of those exists in the record, you do not...