I wrote a bad check for 525 dollars and the landlord won't let me make payments I cannot afford to pay her in full

Unfortunately for you, your landlord has the right to demand full payment, unless the rental agreement provides otherwise. I'm assuming your...

Can I be sued for check fraud from a pay day loan that I had a applied for four years ago?

I think you should discuss your situation with a consumer protection attorney. It's possible that the statute of limitations has expired on this...

Over my head...not sure what to do...

You do have other options. I would recommend that you explore bankruptcy. It sounds like you probably have a significant amount of other debts. ...

Junk debt buyer

In most states, when you receive a summons and complaint, you won't usually have a court date of any kind set. You still are required to respond...

The issue revolves around your parents' intent when giving you this money. If they intended for the money to be a gift, then you do not have to...

What can I do about my boss' abuse?

One thing I'd like to add to other responses already given is that you should consider setting up a recording device in your office. In Minnesota,...

I have recreational (hunting) lease for a hunting shack on a timber company property. I have had it since 1965. In Minnesota.

You should have an attorney review the lease. It may state that you are required to remove the building because you are to leave the leased...

Foreclosure

I agree with Mr. Duffy. It is irrelevant that the house is not in your name. The deficiency will be with your girlfriend and they can collect...

Is there any way to obtain a certified birth certificate for a juvenile for no charge

Not that I'm aware of. Minnesota Statutes section 144.226 provides for the fees related to certified copies of vital statistics and does not seem...

The attorneys for a debt collector have agreed to dismiss a default judgment against me. Once dismissed, can they still try it?

As the other attorneys have noted, we may have a bit of a disconnect in the legal terminology here, but I'll give this my best shot. My one...