Question about punitive damages in a FDCPA case
Punitive damages are rarely awarded. You must show by "clear and convincing" evidence that the defendant engaged in despicable conduct, with...
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Punitive damages are rarely awarded. You must show by "clear and convincing" evidence that the defendant engaged in despicable conduct, with...
After you give them proper notice, and request re-investigation by the credit reporting agencies, if they continue to report the account on your...
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No. Normal household items are exempt from execution.
When you settled with the credit card companies, did you negotiate how they would report the account. You should have requested that they report...
Yes, they can file a lawsuit. You should get a copy of all correspondence and logs from your former debt consolidation company to see what was...
Definitely a violation of FDCPA, probably several violations. Talk to an attorney. It would be best if you or your lawyer sent them a letter...
Be sure to file a Memorandum of Costs with the court. You will then have a judgment against the credit card company for court costs. They might...
If you stipulated to entry of a judgment for unlawful detainer, you are bound by the terms of the stipulation. Was a judgment entered in favor of...
Send a written letter stating that you dispute the claim, both the fact that it is not your account and the amount of the claim. You should do...
Get a copy of your credit report from each of the three credit reporting agencies. Both for your and your wife. You can get a copy for free, once...