Debt collections via robo-calls and no letters? Only know the collector's Name and Phone Number and nothing about any accounts.

The TCPS protects you from getting rob-calls on your cell telephone.

Eviction. collection of debt judgement

Probably not. Funds of that type are usually protected. You need to see a lawyer that specializes in consumer rights. That last thing you should...

You can absolutely sue, and your "statutory damages" (damages awarded without proving you were actually injured) could be as much as $2,000. ...

Debt collection agency took my refund!

To bankruptcy attorneys, the answer is always bankruptcy. If you had a plan in place with the debt collector, and the debt collector subsequently...

How do I fight Edison ?

Sounds as though you are not responsible. Write them a letter and tell them you do not owe the debt, will not pay the debt, and that they are not...

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Can I get my case re-assigned to a CLOSER courthouse?

It is a violation of the FDCPA to sue someone in the wrong venue. If the location has been changed, either the new location violates the law or...

Can attorney's fees be used to sue me in Superior Court?

You can be sued for attorneys fees if it's part of your agreement with the HOA. That said, they must be "reasonable," and HOA debt collectors are...

A collection agency is attempting to collect a debt on a medical bill from a practice that dissolved when the owner died.

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Yes - you can do both.

In CA, how do I find the statute of limitations on a medical debt owned by a collection agency?

It is unlikely that the collection agency will care. They aren't exactly know for being sympathetic. They will still demand payment. The best...