How do I collect a debt from a Virginia based company and what are the estimated costs of such procedure?

You may file a civil lawsuit for breach of contract, you'd be best served by speaking with an attorney first.

How do I get a collections company to stop calling about bills that have been paid?

Sounds like poor communication between the creditor and the collector. You may consider talking to an attorney who deals with debtor rights and...

The trustee does have the ability to ask for bank statements. Be prepared to give them over. Do not list them under your Sch. B, but instead under...

Can I sue? Or at least make them move me into another apartment?

You can always sue, whether or not that suit is success is a completely different question. If they haven't taken care of the problem within a...

Where do I stand with a foreclosure and ch13 bankruptcy that states property as collateral to be surrendered upon discharge?

If it is a joint debt then you have only surrendered as to you, it doesn't affect her. Regardless she'll probably only be there through the...

How do i get some one who promised me hours of work and did not keep their word on it and they said ok no problem.

If you think they took you off based on your disability you should contact the state for discrimination.

In part would depend on what has been done, what payments have been made on the contract. If you are the contractor, you may be better off letting...

We lived with mother-in-law 8 years to help care for her. Home left to hubby and sister. Does Hubby pay capital gains if sold?

This is a delicate question, protect yourself by spending a little bit of money now to save yourself from more in the future, talk to a good CPA or...

My upstairs neighbor, her boyfriend and her toddler are all extremely disrespectful of their lower unit apartment dwellers.

You can speak with the landlord and/or property mgr regarding the issue. Besides that, you may just consider moving. Doesn't sound like they are...

What recourse does a condo owner have if an assn. refuses to handle issues that are their responsibility according to bylaws?

You do have recourse as an association member, you would need to look at your cc&r's and bylaws to find out your process, many times a stern letter...