Student loan debt and marriage

This is a rather broad question, because you have both federal and private loans, and they are not the same. However, the general rule in a...

Do you dispute the debt? -- believe you do not owe $1108.38 to medical provider? Being unable to pay does not relieve you of the obligation....

Can I sue for being accused of something I did not do?

The claim that you may have is called defamation. (It is a tort, like negligence.) Unless you are able to find an attorney to represent you on a...

The court could consider granting the motion if the defendant/judgment creditor argues that the judgment was "void" for lack of effective service,...

I was defrauded of considerable money by a woman who worked as a teacher/trainer for a non-profit. Can I sue the nonprofit?

You do not say that you believe the woman was acting on behalf of the nonprofit, or that she represented to you that she was borrowing money for...

It's best to file an answer, unless you can pay the entire settlement before the answer is due. See if you can locate a filing service that could...

Can elderly disabled person repudiate debts that make it impossible to pay for the assisted living facility he needs?

The term "repudiate" generally means that a person disputes a debt or obligation, such as when a contract has been breached or when a third party...

I need to find out if my retirement check (lump sum) will be touched by creditors that have judgments against me

Once a creditor has a judgment, it can enforce its judgment through a bank levy other type of levy. If such a judgment exists and is unsatisfied,...

Can a person file Chapter 13 to avoid a sanctions award for violating the injunction against the collection of discharged debt?

Statements that a person will file a bankruptcy case are not the same as actually filing such a case. The intent may be to get you to take less...

Incorrect beneficiary is listed on the bank signature card.

Bank will comply with the instructions given to it by its customer, absent a probate proceeding and court order(s). Consult with a probate...