What addresses should I use on Schedule D?

As Capital One Bank (USA), N.A. and Discover Bank are FDIC-insured institutions, you should list the names and addresses of the CEOs as additional...

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How do I respond to a Summons and Complaint filed by Portfolio Recovery Associates against me?

You could always file an answer and then make PRA satisfy its burden of proof showing that it in fact owns the debt and that you are the debtior.

Cosigner on Loan threatening to sue.

To add to Mr. Brewer's answer, I would add even if you did promise to pay, that promise is likely unenforceable as it (1) lacks consideration and...

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Can I make a current debt void if the person I owe the debt to, tried to choke me to death?

To add to Ms. Bunce's answer, if you are sued by this person to collect the debt, you could always file a counterclaim against him for personal...

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Can i actually be sued?

To add to Ms. Bunce's answer, you can definitely be sued. The issue then becomes how the creditor can collect the judgment. If permitted by state...

I was served papers by a payday company. What can happened if found gulity.

Keep in mind that a lawsuit by a payday loan company is a civil matter - you can not be found "guilty". The judge, however, can enter a judgment...

Debit

Since you say that you are behind on your mortgage and taxes, you may want to consider a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy filing where you can cure the...

WILL CHAPTER 13 GET MY REPOSSESSED CAR RETURNED TO ME AND IF SO HOW LONG UNTIL THEY RETURN IT

To add to Mr. Granvold's answer, it depends on what the law in your circuit is to determine whether or not you can get back a repossessed car. In...

HOA placed lien for unpaid dues they are threatening foreclosureon, should I ask lender to pay it and include in payments?

It seems unclear whether your concern is that the mortgage lender will foreclose, or will the HOA attempt to foreclose on its lien. I agree with...

I received 2 satisfaction letters for garnishments that aren't paid in full yet. Lawyer said it was a mistake, do I have to pay

My gut reaction here is that the creditor could ask the court for relief from the satisfaction by stating that it was filed due to clerical error.