How to resolve a abounced check if money was in the account?
Given the amounts involved, the two of you eat the fee. Split the bounced check fee 50/50. There is really nothing you can do that is practical...
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Given the amounts involved, the two of you eat the fee. Split the bounced check fee 50/50. There is really nothing you can do that is practical...
This question falls within the grey area of the law. The chapter 13 co-debtor stay (to which you refer) applies only to consumer debt. There is...
Most likely, you will be sued. Student loan servicers are catching on that they need to sue and we see it much more frequently than we did a few...
They do have to zero the balance due. What you are referring to is the comments or status section. Generally, most creditors will report "included...
The rules are a bit more complex than what you are asking. But as of today, 12/17/13, the most recent income tax year that can be discharged is...
Unbundled legal services is an ambiguous term, you may be thinking of it one way, the attorneys may be thinking of it in another (and probably the...
As Patrick points out, this situation is a mess. Sounds like the landlord has a judgment. The time to dispute these issues was when you were sued....
The sad fact is, anyone can sue anyone else. The "act" of suing you is not really the issue. You need to defend the case. If the plaintiff has no...
No, you probably cannot sue the bank for having you arrested. So long as it had justifiable suspicion of a crime, and apparently, the police had...
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Yes, but only if certain conditions are met. Below is a link to an article that explains those conditions