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If a "friend' puts a dishnetwork bill in their name for you and decide to discnnect it b4 contract is up .r u obligated to pay
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Answered on July 31, 2013
She's legally obligated, but you may be morally obligated to her. For Karma points why not offer to split with her, just a thought, up to you.
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I started school at WSU about a year ago and when I picked classes they had told me I had financial aid to go to class.
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Answered on July 31, 2013
Do you have proof? Consult with a local consumer attorney.
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A collection agency has threatened to have my license suspended due to unpaid checks from 2 yrs ago. Can they do this?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
contact a local attorney via www.myfairdebt.com and or www.myfaircredit.com.
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I received a letter today stating "By the Plaintiff's request, please non-suit the above styled case? What is this?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
Most likely that they are dismissing the lawsuit. Show it to your bankruptcy attorney.
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I am being sued in NH small claims court for a 3 1/2 year old debt. Should I take it to court?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
contact a local attorney attorney in your area.
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I have questions about filing for dismissal for a Warrant In Debt in Virginia.
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Answered on July 31, 2013
Contact a lawyer in your local area.
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Is this the right way to address debt validation? Should this letter be written by hand or typed?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
Typed is best, but you should contact a lawyer at www.myfairdebt.com and or www.myfaircredit.com.
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Should I send a certified validation letter to a debt collector that I believe is trying to collect on a non existent debt?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
contact a lawyer at www.myfairdebt.com and/or www.myfaircredit.com. They can help you.
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I was wondering if utilization review decisions are medical or non medical records?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
You need to provide more info.
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Will I get in legal trouble if I write a letter to someone and I use strong language and tell them off?
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Answered on July 31, 2013
Not smart. Be more tactful and never use threatening language that may be interrupted as suggesting physical harm.
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