I took out a title loan. i cant pay it off by the maturity date. how do i stop them from repossessing my vehicle?

Unfortunately, you are in a difficult position. One possible option is to "roll over" your loan. Rolling over your loan will extend the loan for...

Can someone provide me a template or example of a Motion To Produce Documents?

Washoe Legal Services may be able to help. You can check out their website here:

Rogue Debt Collectors. Is it worth going after them legally for FDCPA and NV violations? (Time and commitment?)

As my colleagues have pointed out, it appears from the facts you've provided that the debt collectors have violated numerous provisions of the Fair...

How can we settle payday loans that are in default?

As Mr. Pastwick suggested, you could call the plaintiff's attorney directly to negotiate a settlement. You could also consider filing for...

I have a default judgement lien. Which date is the offical date of the judgement lien?

In Nevada, the ability to enforce a judgment, whether default or otherwise, runs six years from the entry of judgment unless renewed. See NRS...

Can I sue someone by tracking his/her phone down?

Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada offers free classes on Small Claims Court. To see the class calendar go to:...

If the principle in a default judgement passes away, does interest stop? This question is for the state of Nevada.

In Nevada, the statute of limitations on a judgment, including a default judgment, is six years. It is possible to continue collection efforts...

I have 2 jobs. Can a creditor take my wages from both jobs?

If a judgment has been entered against you, the judgment-creditor may garnish your wages, seize funds in your bank account and possibly take other...

Can I let my dad's car go without being penalized by his loan or hurting my own credit in any way?

If you can afford the current car payment, you may ask the lender if you can assume the loan. If not, then you may be better off selling the car...

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Can a collection agency charge interest?

The FDCPA allows a collection agency to charge interest when the interest is expressly in the contract or as permitted by law. NRS 99.040(1) allows...