How do I deal with an unlawful detainer with a court judgment on my credit report?
Judgments will stay on your credit report for up to 10 years, so you only have a little longer before it should drop off. It sounds like there was...
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Judgments will stay on your credit report for up to 10 years, so you only have a little longer before it should drop off. It sounds like there was...
You cannot get rid of judgments but in some cases you can get rid of judgment liens and yes, you must file a motion to do this. It's bit...
Send them a cease and desist letter by certified mail demanding they stop calling you IMMEDIATELY. Keep a log of all calls. Every call after they...
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It sounds like you were conned by an unscrupulous debt settlement company. You should report this to the attorney general for your state. You...
Yes, if you want to prevail on the motion you absolutely need to attend the hearing.
We are not allowed to quote fees on this forum. You will need to shop around and consult with several different attorneys to determine what the...
Unfortunately as you have learned it would have been best for you to attend the hearing anyway even though you had agreed with the collector to...
By tricking you into giving them your personal information they have violated the FDCPA. Great that you were able to get the company name and...
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I agree with Mr. Leroi. Under the Colorado Revised Statutes Sections 39-12-503 and 38-12-505, a rental unit that lacks heating is uninhabitable. ...
The answer must be verified and you must plead specifically to each allegation raised in the complaint - you cannot do a general denial.