Can payday lenders keep charging me?

I don't have much to add to what Attorney Lysle wrote. He's spot-on.

Those actions would almost certainly be construed as fraudulent conveyance by the Court. Essentially, any action you take with regard to assets,...

If your adversary takes the default, I promise they will be able to locate your employment and bank with little to no effort. Even if you don't...

Do I really need an attorney?

I agree 10,000% with Attorney McAvity. I spend a good amount of time suing or threatening debt consolidation companies, and in my experience, most...

I agree with the other opinions here; "racist" would most likely be considered an opinion. The statutes restrict the definition of defamation per...

Will court order questioning the Debtor & also her Attorney as third party for financial disclosure help me to collect debts ?

It's very unlikely that the attorney would be liable for his/her client's judgment. You will likely be unable to question the attorney, since most...

Why go through debt settlement if the debt can be sold again?

In general, this would not be permitted under the FDCPA or other laws. It's possible that the collector was unscrupulous (likely), and your...

I want to hire a FDCPA lawyer in California

In general, the debtor is only entitled to the $1,000 statutory penalty; plus attorney fees. I discuss matters like this often with my clients; the...

Received a letter stating I was being sued for a debt from a school loan, have 30 days to respond. Do i need to go to court?

You should always answer a lawsuit. If you don't, your opponent will take a default judgment against you, add their court costs and attorney fees,...

Can a medical provider go after my assets for a debt that was incurred by my fiance before we were married?

No, but to keep things from getting complicated, I would recommend that you keep your assets in separate accounts until this is straightened out.

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