Can a creditor sue an individual when the creditor has been accepting consistent, partial payments against a total amount due?

The hospital has a legal right to sue for a medical unless you can establish that you have been living up to a mutually agreed payment schedule...

Capital gains is income, and it will count towards the means test. If you haven't yet sold the stock, why not postpone the gain, (assuming your...

Collections - Bad check. Received in Miami Beach, Fl. Person is in Colorado and I am in Philadelphia. What state do I file?

I think it will be in the jurisdiction where the debt was incurred. What does your lawyer say?

Do i have to file a chapter 13 bankruptcy in the state that i live in ?

You may also file in the state where your principal assets are located.

Debt and Credit

You want to fix your credit and buy a home soon. Those are good goals. But you might misunderstand something. Your credit is not bad because...

How do I get this forced lease / coerced car lease that was then a voluntary repo "debt" removed? Dismissed? More.....

I am terribly sorry to hear what happened to you. But you can't fault the car dealer for the husband that you picked to marry. Regardless of...

Based on what you say, you have made 4 late payments. Payments are applied to the oldest unpaid installment. Thats why your credit is in a...

Do you know anything about loanme.com? I got a loan from them and it appears that they are charging me all kinds of extras.

I just checked their web site. Their site says LoanMe makes unsecured term loans with APRs that can range from 35.52% to 204.94%, depending on the...

Can a lender that issues a 1099-C on a student loan, subsequently try to collect on that loan? Or collect interest?

I believe they have no legal right to come after you for anything else, not even interest!

If you send in a check and write on it "for full settlement" can creditor cash the check and still demand more money?

Because of automated check processing, courts rarely give credence to your position about the "full payment" language. The California...