It would be best if you got a Satisfaction of Judgment, on the court form, which you can file with the court clerk.

In California can a Finance Company (Collections) email a customer to make contact with the Finance Company?

First contact by a collector (not the original creditor) should be followed up with a writing containing information required by FDCPA.

They say that I took out a loan in 2011 which I did not can they still collect the money

I doubt that a collector would file a lawsuit on a 560 claim that appears to be past the Statute of Limitations, even if it were valid. The court...

I lost to a defendant who is now demanding payment for the cost.

Did the defendant file a Memorandum of Costs? Was it filed on time? Did you file a Motion to Tax Costs? You do not need to volunteer any...

Credit card fraud of broker and wholesaler caught in the middle..

Have you read the agreement between your friend and the credit card company? Is there anything that your friend did which might violate that...

The statement below was on a court doc, but it said the disposition was vacated on 10/23/2012. What is my status?

It would be helpful to see the actual Minute Order in the court's file. The Case Summary is not the official record of the case. It appears that...

My answer was not filed with the Clerk because of mistakes I am in default what do I do now?

You need to file a motion for relief from default under Code of Civil Procedure section 473. I suggest that you at least consult an attorney to...

How to properly object to a summary judgment I failed to attend!

A motion for summary judgment is a major undertaking. The party filing the motion must pay a large filing fee. The moving papers must include...

Can collection companies find out where you bank to get additional money?

Do you have a written settlement agreement, signed by the creditor? Was a lawsuit filed against you? If the collector wants to find out this...

What is the statute of limitations on California credit card debt?

First of all, do not give any information to the collector, especially if it involves your financial situation. Secondly, do not believe anything...