Can I ask Chase to put back the money they took on my card?

Many consumers are experiencing something along these lines of lower credit and/or closed accounts, even if you did nothing wrong. There is nothing...

Can the HOA charge the difference if misrepresented to buyer, title company, and bank while purchasing a foreclosed property?

The property that is part of an HOA is purchased subject to all the rules, covenants, and conditions of the HOA, including payment of dues and...

Does a Judgement for Credit Card Debt in CA expire after 10 years if no renewal has occurred?

If the judgment holder is late, there is not supposed to be any renewal and the existing lien is not enforceable. You should get a copy of the...

My vehicle was repoed

I would need more information to properly answer your question. Typically, an unpaid written contract, such as the financing installment contract,...

What the Statute of Limitations is on a Debt Collection Agency Action for a debt on a written contract to rental apartment?

If there was a lawsuit to evict you (known in California as an "Unlawful Detainer Action") then that can be reported for up to seven years from...

Can Florida bill collector take a paid off new car?

First, they need to get a valid, enforceable judgment against you. I am not sure if this debt is enforceable or that they have or will get a valid...

Can I request trial setting for all motions denied with prejudice (2010) and without prejudice (2009)?

There are many facts not provided in your summary, so please keep in mind that this is not a legal opinion on what you are doing, since I don't...

Chase Bank and Great Funs associated withTrilegiant Corporation charged my credit card without our approval.

Your $66 dispute should qualify as a dispute under the Fair Credit Billing Act, because the total amount is $66, which exceeds the $50 threshold. ...

How can i dismiss this case?

Only the court can determine if the inactivity is sufficient to justify being considered lack of prosecution. Are there any hearing dates or a...

Typically, it means that the defendant wants court permission to defend the lawsuit and set aside the judgment that they believe was improperly...