Can you be sued for credit card debt in Texas?
While I don't like the previous attorney's tone, the fact is your information on credit card debt is incorrect. Lawsuits on a debt owed are...
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While I don't like the previous attorney's tone, the fact is your information on credit card debt is incorrect. Lawsuits on a debt owed are...
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Yes, you can write a letter to the credit bureaus (and cc: the company that bought the debt) and explain that you were an authorized user only. If...
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Just a quick, blunt question, because this question has basically been covered by earlier answers. If you cannot pay off your current debts, why...
Technically, anyone can be sued but it seems pretty unlikely and hopefully, that would be a pretty easy suit to get thrown out. While it's a...
You should file a complaint with the FTC and the state attorney general. Now to stop your payments -- it is best to not rely on the legal system...
Is it really a "collection agency" or simply a billing service? Many medical providers are out-sourcing billing to a company that specializes in...
First off, contact a California attorney, not one located out of state or a national law firm. It is best to dispute in writing, return receipt...
If you want to dispute charges, you need to address that right away -- not a year later. I want to take exception to one of the responses here,...
If you have much medical debt, you may want to consult with a bankruptcy attorney as well. No one wants to file bankruptcy, but sometimes it is...
Yes, just ignore the calls if they are just coming to you. You can also report to the FTC and State Attorney General's office.