What should I do?
An unlawful detainer will probably stay on your credit for 7 years. While it is good that you have made payment arrangements, but meeting your...
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An unlawful detainer will probably stay on your credit for 7 years. While it is good that you have made payment arrangements, but meeting your...
In California, everyone is obligated for the cost of necessary medical care provided to the person who they are married to and residing with.
If what you have heard is true, why haven't they already taken your home away and your entire paycheck? Look at this a different way. If they...
That would be so sneaky I doubt they have thought of doing it. But it is just possible.
You might have a case against them. I think it all depends on what red flags, if any, they had to catch this in time. I do expect they have...
I don't think you will have any trouble subpoenaing those.
I suggest you send your attorney a letter in writing, and keep a copy, asking him to give you an immediate refund or to justify the fees. If you...
I think the best you can do in this situation is close the account that you used to authorized payment to them. Perhaps you have already done so.
You do not need to have a bank account in the same state. Open an account at any bank, in any state, and have the old bank wire it into your new...
If you paid with a credit card, dispute the charge by following instructions that come with your monthly statement.