I received a notice from the sheriff that a have a lawsuit filed against me? It said Notice Rights to Have Exemptions Designated

The company is trying to collect against you by the force of law, such as by way of a wage garnishment and or a levy against your bank account and...

I don't see how to give you any relevant guidance without knowing what your interest in this happens to be. Are you a creditor, have you sued the...

If I can't sue a company who is the debtor in Chpt 11 bankruptcy, cam I sue the CEO? and how?

You can try to sue the CEO as an individual, by alleging that the CEO has misused the powers of a corporate office for personal gain along with...

Is it legal to leave debt information with an unknown party?

It sounds like everything was perfectly legal except for giving a 3rd party the knowledge that you allegedly have not paid a debt. You could sue...

A "settlement" does not mean the same thing as "paid in full." They trust you to pay this, but only a little bit. To make sure you keep paying,...

Time restrictions to try to garnish wages against former renter?

I suggest you contact the court and find out how a hearing gets set, and whose responsibility it is to schedule a hearing. One way or another,...

I noticed a collection just added on my credit report from January 2013. Can they legally do this after so long without notice?

I think you have already done 50% of what a person can do. Now it's time to do the rest, which consists of sending the credit bureaus a dispute...

Is it more beneficial to award debt to the other party in a divorce or file for bankruptcy?

Assuming an experienced bankruptcy lawyer recommends bankruptcy, go ahead and get it over with. Assigning debt to the other party does not...

Can a creditor report 90 days late without ever reporting 30days or 60 days

A creditor can report information that is true. If you actually were 90 days late, then it will continue to be reported that way.

You need to look at the form you signed. If you don't have a copy, you will need to call the entity you gave the authorization to, and ask for a copy.