How will informing the Judge about my intention to file for bankruptcy help vacate a default judgment in absentia out-of-state?

If you are trying to vacate the judgment and are successful then you still have to go in and defend when properly served. If you are going to...

I am trying to pay a doctors office money so I don't go into collections and they are refusing partial payment. I cannot pay the

The doctor's office is not obligated to accept payment. Sorry.

Do I need an attorney for medical debt?

If you have 30,000 plus in debts plus a judgment, settlement on SSI without other income or savings is probably not an option. SSI is not...

Can I fix my credit without bankrupts by paying it off.

Credit is a tricky thing... the clearest thing is that bankruptcy is the worst possible thing to your credit. If your bills are recent paying them...

What is the actual law that states that debt collectors must prove they own a persons debt?

As Ms Larkin stated: FDCPA. If there are FDCPA violations, consider consider consulting with an attorney on naca.net

What are my options after learning about a civil judgement against me?

As Ms. Larkin has stated, you basically have 4 options: (1) pay the judgment in full; (2) settle the judgment for less; (3) bk on all your...

My credit score went from 740 to 400 as of Jan 2014 and i just realized when i applied for my 1 st credit card got declined.

400 is quite a low score without a bankruptcy on record. I agree with Mr. Tam, pull your credit report on annualcreditreport.com or if that...

IN OKLA, WHAT IS THE LENGHT OF TIME I CAN BE SUE FOR A CREDIT CARD DEBT AFTER I PAYING ON IT?

Pull a free credit report (www.annualcreditreport.com) to determine when you actually last paid.

What should I do if I have a judgement against me from 12 years ago?

Consult with a bankruptcy or debt attorney in your area to see whether or not your are "garnishable" The problem with judgments is that they...

Do I need anything in writing when paying off a debt in full to a family member?

If its a significant amount of money, you might want to talk to an attorney. If its less than $1,000, a receipt stating paid in full should be...

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