If they already have a judgment they can take legal collection action. If not and it is past the statute, they may have violated the law. Consult...

You can sue, probably not for punitive damages.

Other collection actions include liening property and taking a debtor’s exam to determine assets on which you can collect.

Under these circumstances there may be nothing they can do where the assets or money you have is protected. After you get on your feet, and when...

Consult with experienced debt collection defense/FDCPA attorneys in the state where this occurred.

If it is a violation of the family court agreement you can file in that case. Otherwise a new lawsuit will have to be brought.

You can sue for fraud and other claims. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred. Use the Avvo search tool to find an...

You can try to fight the debt in a lawsuit but you will probably be stuck paying it. You have a claim against the parents—if you will sue them...

Contact the DMV, they, and lenders, often have simple methods for the passing of title.

Analyze the contract, interest rate and payment to see if they are properly crediting your account. Ask them for a statement of account and a...