A mortgage company calls my cell phone every 2 hours all day long. I don't even have a mortgage! I've never done business with

What is it they are saying? Could be a violation of any number of different consumer protection acts.

Am I held responsible to pay for this girls phone?

Obviously, there are more facts and issues here, but, essentially, you are saying because you found something (and lost it) you are now being...

Someone willingly gave me credit card info now pressing charges?

Gather up all documents in your defense and wait. It's more likely than not, nothing will happen. Now that he has expressed regret, do not use info...

Can PG & E denie me service because of my daughters unpaid previous bill?

This seems completely unfair, but, it may in fact be legal. Since you want/need service, I would consider paying the bill first and fighting it...

Does a vehicle have to have a Livery license plate in order to pick up passengers?

You can complain high and low to everyone in earshot, but, it will be a LOT of work. It sounds like they made an offer and you accepted, which...

What kind of lawyer needed?

This depends on a lot of things, like how much she is being sued for and what are the (legal) reasons in the lawsuit. Either a "contracts" atty or...

Fraud/Incorrect billing and will not release promissory notes... How can I report suspected fraud from a University?

Contact a consumer protection attorney like Ron Burdge.

Is a law firm legally aloud to call some one else's house regarding me, and tell them I have a case of fraud against me?

Very likely illegal, especially if they are trying to collect a debt. Contact a consumer protection atty for a consultation. Http://www.naca.net

I have a issue that I need insight on, I recently bought a car, then the owner of the car I bought proceeded to buy my truck, H

Try to work it out. do it in writing, so that if he does sue, you will have a record of exactly what happened.

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IF I WAS EVICTED UNDER A CONTRACT WHERE I WAS BUYING THE HOME ALL MONEY PAID WAS TOWARDS MORTGAGE WAS THIS A LEGAL ACT?

This sounds more like a foreclosure than an eviction?