Is a seperate statement required 4 terminating sanctions if other party didn't comply with rfp and is their a 45 day time limit

The other party dismissed the case, it's over, you've won. That's what a dismissal is. If they dismissed without prejudice, which is something they...

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We borrowed money from Rent-A-Center Financial Services over a year ago and didn't pay it. Can they take us to court?

Adding on to the prior answer, it is unclear WHO is actually calling your in-laws, but, to the best of my knowledge, they can only call IF they are...

Can I sue a person for not keeping up with the car payments...?

Sounds like it's time to sell the vehicle and pay off the loan and hopefully put some money into your pocket?

My car I purchased was scratched before I bought but was assured by mgmt and documentation that it would be fixed.

Since when is fixing a "keying" incident a major repair?

Can I be sued and forced to repay money from 9 years ago?

1- If you did come in to some decent money and your poor aunt needed help, would you help her? She helped you before; 2- Try to work it out with...

If you are below the poverty threshold, are all the taxes you paid during the year refunded after filing your tax return?

This is a complete guess, but, I would say unless you also have a few dependents or a business that is losing money you will likely pay some taxes....

Hardship modification

Is it legal, yes. Is it too good to be true and not to be trusted in almost every situation, yes.

Student loans took my taxes.

Attorney Koslyn is dead on in her analysis. That said, there are folks who specialize in student loan law and you can find one...

Any recourse against a shipping company who is charging me an unexpected fee?

You probably have recourse in small claims court in OR but that would be a huge pain to deal with. Did you say you charged this? I'd make a dispute...

Can i sue a dealership that sold me a vehicle with a stated 40,000 mile 4 year warranty but yet it does not have one?

Attorney Thomas is correct in his analysis. I should add though that most states have unfair and deceptive acts and practices law or "UDAP laws"...