Based on the facts you stated, the most likely answer is yes, you have to pay for services rendered, even if the services did not resolve the...

banks are funny... not really... but the reality is each bank can make such "stupid" internal rules that don't make practical sense. you are...

You can ask for your money back. You can sue. You can do nothing.

by responding to the complaint, as the attorneys above have already informed you, you have submitted to the court's jurisdiction. you can hire a...

you are correct, if they did not tell you within 10 days, then you can try and hold them tot he contract and make payments directly to them. you...

was the proof of service filed with the court? you may need to check the court docket. you don't really need to show up to an order to show cause...

have you filed a police report of identity theft? if not, why not? have you made an identity theft report with FTC? if not, why not? have you...

send them a letter stating you have no assets, and your social security income is judgment proof (i.e. they cannot collect from your social...

This isnt really a legal question. All we can tell you is to respond honestly.

You can try to cancel the contract and hope the other party cooperates. If they don’t cooperate then you will have to file a lawsuit. Depending on...