No. There are no damages to sue for. Write a letter to the manager. . . L . . L . L . . . . ………………………..

She should expect both of them to be sued and if she doesn’t settle the debt and he claims ID theft, she should expect to be to be criminally charged.

If you can’t afford a lawyer, you will have to defend yourself. If you will have income in the future the bank may agree to a payment plan settlement.

You have the option of filing jointly or his estate’s representative could file his final return separately. The factors and tax treatment are...

The IRS will look at the substance of the transactions rather than self-serving labels and forms, ie, whether there were services or other...

Notify your auto insurer about the accident. Unless the accident was business related, settlement will not be tax deductible. Currently the...

Do not contact Truist or your brother or post anything online about this for now. If they contact you tell them you are retaining counsel and he...

If you have been sued in another state, you need to retain counsel licensed in that state or local bankruptcy counsel.

You’re not going to get a reliable answer online without a thorough analysis of your finances by a bankruptcy lawyer. There are potential...

They will probably repossess collateral and sue you for breach of contract. You can ask but they are not obligated to give you more time or reduce...