I turn 18 soon and have a 25 year old boyfriend, can my parents keep me from him?

18 and you're an adult. You can be with who you please. Of course your parents may not approve but this is the wrong venue to be asking that type...

Unfortunate 5 years ago I loaned a business man (with recommendation from my unfortunate 5 years ago I loaned a business man

The limit you can sue for is $10k in small claims court. According to your facts this is not the proper venue for you. You may try to find an...

Should the remaining balance of a repossessed car be counted as taxable income?

Generally, the amount you are forgiven is considered taxable income if issued a 1099 but there are certain exceptions where you won't owe anything...

What kinds of property can a debt collecting lawyer seek in a judgement to collect a debt owed to a credit card company?

Generally speaking, creditors do three things: lien up property, garnish wages and/or levy bank accounts. Given your situation you may be judgment...

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What does a default judgement mean in ca

Your loan from 2008 was most likely unsecured and should have been discharged in your recent bankruptcy. If they are trying to collect on...

I filed chapter 7 BK 3 years ago. I want to sell my home. How do I get the second lien removed which was included in this BK?

Ch 13 is not an option since you filed bk 3 years ago. If you want to sell your house today you have two options: a short sale or a settled second.

State of Maryland. Neighbor has offered to by house and has drafted the sales contract. Do I need a RE agent, lawyer, or both?

For sale by owner is possible but using a real estate agent should generally lead to offers higher than what you can get on your own by at least...

Hospital bill: Can they send a collection notice for the remanding balance if I payed on time according with the payment plan?

I've seen it time and time again. Someone thinks they are on a payment plan and then all of the sudden the balance is demanded in full. This is...

What happens when you can't pay a $150,000 fine?

Are you saying you have been sued for $150,000? If so, please talk to a lawyer.

Generally, FDCPA and Rosenthal only permit collection agencies to contact third parties for "location" information only. See the attached link...