There is an old saying that "the devil is in the details." The terms of the contract will determine if mechanical problems justify canceling the...

You could discuss this issue with a debt settlement attorney, a real estate attorney, or even an attorney in general practice familiar with state...

Creditors can always sue. Whether you have a defense to the lawsuit under the statute of limitations depends on when you last paid or acknowledged...

What does your contract say? What kind of work was the company supposed to perform? Without explicit details, asking a volunteer lawyer for an...

I am not aware of any laws that require a company that sells merchandise to pre-qualify its customers based on credit scores or income levels....

I am familiar with Proactive. In 40+ years in bankruptcy and debt settlement work, I have never seen them or any of their collection agencies file...

If you want to keep your vehicle by filing for bankruptcy, you must find a way to pay for it. While you will have to catch up on your delinquent...

Please read your sales contract carefully. Auto dealers are subject to strict regulations about what they must disclose in these contracts. If they...

The courts are open to everyone, so anyone "can" sue. I believe you wish to use a law known as the "Statute of Limitations" as a defense to paying...

Please read your sales contract. It should tell you everything you need to know. I can't answer your question because I don't know what this...