Sued for credit card debt. I
Yes, even though they may have purchased the debt or been assigned the debt they can likely still sue you. Depending on the amount of the debt and...
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Yes, even though they may have purchased the debt or been assigned the debt they can likely still sue you. Depending on the amount of the debt and...
This could be a scam. Unfortunately, debt collection scams are more and more common. I suggest you contact a consumer lawyer who deals with these...
I agree with attorney Ms. Edwards. To add, depending on the amount of the judgment and your debt to income ratio, you may want to consider...
I would agree with attorney Larkin. The bank should send you a letter with more information. Usually the county Sheriff's department levies bank...
If you are not able to pay this back or settle it with them you may want to consider your bankruptcy options. Bankruptcy wipes away most debts...
If you have some money to work with then it may be worth trying to settle these accounts for less than what is owed on them. If you have not filed...
If you have not already you should probably hire a bankruptcy attorney to help you. A bankruptcy attorney can look at your workers compensation...
If you know this is not your debt and you have documents to proof that then if I were you I would contact a consumer lawyer who deals with debt...
I also think you might be referring to Bankruptcy code 727 where a debtor may redeem a vehicle. That is where the debtor asks the Court permission...
As previously mentioned you would submit that form to the Sheriffs Department. Generally, the form can protect a certain amount of your wages and...
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