Should I send a Debt Validation Letter or a Cease and Desist Letter?
I'd start with a debt validation letter.
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I'd start with a debt validation letter.
Presuming it was a collector who contacted you, threatening you with criminal prosecution is a violation of Washington's Collection Agency laws. :...
A letter won't work and none of those are legal defenses against not paying a valid debt. You need to file an answer with the court and send a...
Assuming this is not a government backed loan and just a regular unsecured loan that was issued to you to pay tuition, it's likely that the statute...
It's hard to say without seeing it. You should consult a local consumer protection/collection defense attorney in your area and have him/her take...
The statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit on a contract in WA is 6 years. If there has been no acknowledgment on your part that you owed the...
There's no harm to the corporation, per se, unless you are concerned that its client (who was incorrectly served) now knows about the judgment...
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They probably won't call the police. But, some cases, they might sue the minor for fraud. The judgment won't be collectible against the minor...
It really depends on several things - which court (district or superior), what the attorney fee is, etc. For that amount of money, you will...
You should consult a local collection attorney. Normally, the cost of collection (including attorney fees) can be added to the amount of the...