I wrote check that bounced and paid the court cost plus the check. Is this a felony?
It is not clear what happened, you wrote a check that bounced...then what? Did the shop owner sue you in civil court and you were making payments...
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It is not clear what happened, you wrote a check that bounced...then what? Did the shop owner sue you in civil court and you were making payments...
Hire an experienced bankruptcy attorney to guide you through these sorts of landmines. If you can easily prove the money in the account is not...
What it means is that you need to hire an attorney. Beyond that, there is nothing more we can add since your question is specific to your...
Colorado DOES NOT have tenancy by the entirety. Colorado only recognizes tenancy in common and joint tenancy.
National Data Center is the wrong place to look. You would want to look at PACER www.pacer.gov PACER is the federal court database. So, that...
If there is one thing the IRS does well, it is flood you with paperwork. I bet you received many "you have a balance due" notice. I bet you...
When you cosign, there is no such thing as primary, secondary, etc. Co-signing any obligation makes you "equally" responsible. Sorry, but...
You are probably looking at the "statement of intention." You would know if your reaffirmed as it would be an entirely separate document of many...
No. Your daughter does not become liable for your student loan debt.
When the Department of Education resorts to enforced collection, they have 3 options, (1) garnish wages, (2) intercept tax refunds, and (3)...