Does the filing of a lawsuit in which I was never served restart the SOL in credit card debt?

If the original lawsuit was actually filed and never dismissed, then yes, it stops the SOL clock. State procedures may vary, so a NJ based...

Can my landlord charge late fees without a lease? Our original lease was up May 31, 2013.

Most likely yes. It would be extremely odd if your original lease did not contain a month to month clause. The month to month clause basically...

Does mortgage lenders have a right to send you a right to cure a debt statement or letter after a chapter seven discharge.

Assuming you are in default of your mortgage (meaning, payments are not current), they can send notices. Foreclosure is still a state law procedure...

Is it better to file responses to summons for private student loan debts or to negotiate resolutions and get them to dismiss it?

I help people with student loans. However, you need to file responses to the summons since there is limited time. Since the cases have gone to...

Can collections come after me after settling a debt with a credit card company?

You need to find your written confirmation of the settlement.

Can collections come after me after settling a debt with a credit card company?

If you are asking "can they"...yes. It sometimes happens that after a debt is settled, the unpaid portion is resold to a zombie debt buyer. If...

Can I charge interest on money taken after an account has been closed?

Unfortunately, in the situation you described, the answer is no. You cannot charge interest. Plus, they would never pay it anyway. The only way you...

How Can I get ambulance co to remove an $81 from credit report

Unfortunately, they are not required to remove the entry unless it is false or inaccurate, which doesn't sound like the case.

Can I amend an answer to a credit card lawsuit once it is filed in the court?

Generally, to raise an affirmative defense, like the SOL, you simply state it, (e.g. The statute of limitations has run) you don't generally need...

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You need to go through the attorney.