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In debt collection cases, its typical for a creditor to send discovery requests which include "request for admissions." A request for admissions...
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In debt collection cases, its typical for a creditor to send discovery requests which include "request for admissions." A request for admissions...
If Xfinity "advertised" a bundle on their website, and a customer bought the exact bundle that was advertised, at the price advertised, but...
Unfortunately you cannot "take your name off" of the loan -- you agreed to be responsible for repayment of the loan if the primary borrower...
If you are trying to take the default of a party who is represented, and that party has filed a motion to dismiss, the clerk is probably correct in...
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If you had federal student loans in the 1980s, consolidated the loans in the 1990s, defaulted on the loan (stopped making payments) and did not...
No, you do not have to list credit cards that have a zero balance. List only the credit cards that have a balance.
As a general rule, you cannot trust what a stranger says to you during a phone call. Assume that the caller is a scam-operator who has stolen...
Yes. A power of attorney ("POA") is no longer valid if the person who granted authority to someone else through that POA is deceased. Failure to...
If you co-signed or guaranteed an auto loan for another person, make sure the creditor has your current address and that it will send you a notice...
There is a law called the Credit Card Act (2009) which is supposed to prevent a bank from taking an "offset" from a checking or savings account to...