Target National Bank is claiming i owe them $$, I ask for proof and they are not providing me anything.
Are you claiming you "never" had an account with Target, or are you just trying to play some games based on bits of information gleaned from...
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Are you claiming you "never" had an account with Target, or are you just trying to play some games based on bits of information gleaned from...
To what end?
Because the statute of limitations is an affirmative defense that can only be raised by the defendant. The defendant (you) must respond to the...
Whatever your goal is, there is too much at stake to rely on "courtesy" information from this website when no one here has any background on the...
Most likely your state court has self-help forms. You need to file what is called an "Answer". However, keep in mind, inability to pay is NOT a...
1. There is no way to "negotiate" the tax issue. If you settle a debt, and the unpaid portion is more than $600.00, the IRS code (law) "requires"...
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Look for a lawyer that says they represent debtors under FDCPA and FCRA. That is, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Be careful with "debt relief" companies. Make sure you understand what they can and can't do for you. If you are talking about a "debt...
Based on what you described, and I hate to say it, it sounds like you already lost. Generally, you cannot raise the same claim that you already...
By going to court, I will assume you mean the 341 meeting of creditors. As stated, you need to do it within 45 days of filing your case. Most...
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