Can I sue Bank of America for refusing to take a credit card debt, which is that of my ex-husband, off of my credit report?
You may be able to sue eventually. But first you need to run the gauntlet of identity theft remedies first.
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You may be able to sue eventually. But first you need to run the gauntlet of identity theft remedies first.
If the fees came due "after" you --filed-- your chapter 13 bankruptcy, you are personally liable for those fees. Whether you can get them...
You are only entitled to remove items that are either false or inaccurate. True and accurate (albeit negative) information can be reported about...
The garnishment amount is a fairly mechanical calculation and CA law allows 25%. So in general, the amount of the garnishment is not the issue. The...
Did you and your friend ever agree to a due date for payment? With out knowing more, in general, if your "friend" (do you really still call him...
Yes, you very much sound like a chapter 7 bankruptcy candidate.
If the account has been charged off, the creditor that charged off the account has nothing to do with the debt anymore. You will need to deal with...
You list your location as AZ, and AZ is a community property state. Community property also means community debt. As a "general" rule, debts...
I don't quite understand your question. But let me clear up one assumption you appear to be making. Your credit report has NOTHING to do with...
Scott and Gary hit on the issues you are facing. Credit score is based on information reported on your credit report. You need to pull a free...