Legally, your accident doesn't absolve you of your contractual responsibilities. As Mario advises, you could try working something out. If your...

The most direct way to find out is to call back and ask. The school might not have gone to the trouble at that point since you withdrew son;...

Yes, that is legal. So long as the bankruptcy was filed prior to the sale (even if by 2 minutes) the subsequent sale is void. That is how...

You are giving creditors too much credit and over thinking this. Creditor lawsuits, like collection, are done in batches. The debt gets sold to a...

Generally, there is no response to a defendant's answer. Once the defendant answers the complaint, the case is off and running. The respective...

You probably need to pay the $600. Try to get someone on the phone with the entity to clarify exactly what they need and how to get your car back....

Unless you have other debts to address, filing bankruptcy may not be the most cost effective or useful solution. It would be like using a sledge...

The unfortunate problem is that vis-a-vis the lender (the party suing you), none of your situation matters (in a legal sensel). You signed a...

Even with your clarification, it doesn't sound like a very good case to sue the attorney. You still got $30,000 of credit card debt discharged...

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I suspect the disconnect here is that the state required minimum is only the minimum. The school can have additional requirements and topic...