I've been sued for a loan debt.

Even if you are contemplating bankruptcy, it is advisable to file an answer to the complaint within 30 days of the date you were served with the...

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Customer deposits a cashiers check at a bank, bank debits the deposit, cites on paper an error was made, but refuses to credit.

Cashier's checks have a special status; they are like cash. They typically cannot be replaced for 90 days if they are misplaced. If a customer...

Who is responsible for the incorrect mobile transfer of funds from my Bank of America checking account?

There is no way to answer this question without fully understanding the "mobile transfer" system. However if your goal was to transfer $395 to...

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It's not clear what you mean by "the case has been closed." You may mean the ACCOUNT was closed and/or "CHARGED-OFF." If that's the case, you...

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Yes: a partial payment on a delinquent account may re-start the statute of limitations. In California, the statute of limitations is four years...

I need an attorney to represent me on a contract law suit that has been brought against me to due a attorney that represented me

You must file an answer to the complaint within 30 days of the date you were served with the summons and complaint. Consult with an attorney who...

You may not want to "go to court," but unfortunately, you were sued, so the issue is now "in court." You should now take steps to protect...

Is it worth to fight against a small loan in small claims court?

Based on your post, it seems that you agreed to pay 187 per cent interest on the $2,600 loan. If you borrowed the money from a commercial "payday...

I'm well-known in my field. Somebody created a fake profile of me on Upwork. What legal action can I take?

The term "identity theft" is typically used to describe a situation where someone has used another's identity to obtain money, goods or services...

If a person is sued, and the creditor gets a judgement, that may lead to a "Writ of Execution" followed by a "bank levy." The creditor can use the...