Debit collections harassing phone calls.
If they make threats that are not allowed to make (such as that they have an attorney or that their attorney will sue you), or they use the word...
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If they make threats that are not allowed to make (such as that they have an attorney or that their attorney will sue you), or they use the word...
"Exempt assets" cannot be taken to satisfy a civil judgment. A civil judgment is not a court order that you pay money; it just gives the creditor...
Not as a part of your attempt to collect from the debtor. Is the debt composed of past due support or is it an equalizing payment after division...
Yes. You can file a Claim of Exemption, asking that the amount of the garnishments be reduced because of your financial circumstances.
What you need to do is to dispute this directly with each of the 3 credit reporting agencies. Document your dispute. Only after your dispute this...
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The plaintiff / creditor may be a "debt buyer" who purchased the account from the original creditor. You should go to the courthouse or go online...
Do not believe anything a debt collector tells you. In the area of payday loans, there are many, many scam artists who try to collect from people,...
Let them file a lawsuit against you. The lawsuit would actually be filed, probably in Small Claims Court, by the person whose car you hit. If...
It is a scam. The court does not operate in this manner. There is no "7 day notice" in the Code of Civil Procedure. If someone actually filed a...
Be careful. The call may be a scam. A few questions. Who is the lawyer? Full name and address? What is his State Bar No.? Is he licensed to...
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