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Your payment agreement is a contract of sorts with the collection law office. If they violated the terms of that agreement, you may have some...
If it is a debt collector (not Verizon trying to collect its own debt), the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act covers its communications...
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Your husband needs to go to the bank and find out what happened and who had the money taken. If it was a garnishment by a Judgment Creditor, he...
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The BEST choice is different for everyone. All of these options are doable, although I see no reason to file Chapter 13. Options 3 and 4 are...
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While the Statute of Limitations to sue you for the debt may have passed, but the Statute of Limitations to enforce the security interest -...
You could handle it yourself, but it is also possible a good attorney could save you more than it costs to hire the attorney. A lot depends on...
This sounds like the "Notice of Intent to Garnish Earnings and Exemption Notice" form required by Minnesota law. You could file bankruptcy....
Mr. Winner's answer is right on. There are no reports yet of any success in discharging student loans based on the reported changes in policy. The...
If the case was in conciliation court and the amount you were sued for was less than $2,500.00 service of process may be made by mail. If the case...
There are a couple of ways a creditor can garnish your wages before a judgment is entered, but they are used infrequently. A creditor absolutely...
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