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WIthout knowing more about your situation, I don't know which party would be able to sue you. It's possible that NCO purchased the debt from the...
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How much you offer to settle for will be up to you. I saw in your comments to other responses that your husband has $400 with which to offer. You...
I think I interpret your situation differently from my colleagues. I don't see an issue with you being able to sue your ex to recover the...
Without seeing what has been sent to you, I would anticipate that the mortgage company sent the payments back because they were insufficient to...
In addition to my colleagues' advice, you also may want to consider filing a complaint with that doctor's state's medical board.
How you should proceed depends on what exactly you received. If you received a summons and complaint, you should respond to the lawsuit or risk...
You are not liable for your father's debts unless you agreed to do so in writing. That may not stop the hospital from asking you for payment, but...
I just have to clarify a point by Mr. Doan. A creditor does not need to have a judgment in order to garnish wages or levy your account. Minnesota...
You should sit down and talk to a bankruptcy attorney. That would eliminate the debt (as well as your other debts, with some exceptions). If you...
It's certainly not dispositive. But it could help cast doubt as far as the trustworthiness of the bank /notary. If I'm your attorney and this is...
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