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...
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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...
First of all, do not give any information to the collector, especially if it involves your financial situation. Secondly, do not believe anything...
Yes. You should meet with your association's attorney. You must review the CC&Rs, as well as the By Laws of the association and all relevant...
If the threat is to garnish wages, and you have no wages, the creditor is going to waste time and money for nothing. Your vehicle has a $2,750...
The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act has some complicated reporting requirements. You have a right to sue the "furnisher" of credit information...
Child support and spousal support (alimony) have higher amounts, and they have priority. 25% applies only to civil judgments. The creditor can...
These are future hearing dates which are time limits for the plaintiff to serve you and to file the paperwork necessary to have your default...
More specifics are needed in order to give you detailed advise. First, was the original judgment renewed in the state where is was entered? ...
Perhaps nothing. Who is being dismissed? You? Or "Doe" defendants? Someone else? Were you served with a lawsuit? Did you file papers with the...
It appears that the collector violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by 1) contacting a third party for more than "location information",...