Does the 7 year clock for reporting a judgement on my credit report start over if I settle with them now?

You should have a lawyer review the documents, including the settlement agreement. The agreement may include provisions regarding credit reporting...

I'm not sure if I have a case going civil or personal injury on money borrowed and not paid back. The details....

You may have a claim for breach of verbal contract (SOL is 2 years from date of breach, not date of the loan) and/or for fraud (SOL is 3 years). ...

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How do I stop a judgement and taken off credit?

You need to have an attorney, an attorney who regularly represents consumers, review all of the documents. If the court entered a judgment, and if...

Debt collector email

Only law enforcement can "press charges" in a criminal case. Some criminal has gotten your identifying information and is trying to extort...

I did not appear at a Judgment Debtor's Examination in family law court (relating to the opposing attorney's fees)

Typically, if you walk in, you will be able to walk out. If you wait to be picked up by the Sheriff, you will get booked and held in the county...

A pay day loan company wants to take me to court on a255 dept. and wnts 855 now. I have only dissability income. Can they garnis

They are not going to file a lawsuit. They would need to invest good money to pay the court filing fee. Then they would need to bring their...

Is what this credit card company doing legal?

If you pay anything from your personal funds, Chevron will say that by making a payment, you agreed that you were personally responsible for the...

Asking for a ssn

Read the credit card agreement carefully. In most of its programs, American Express states that an "authorized user" is liable on the account. I...

Payday Loan from 2008

This is the method of operation of a scam which is happening. They are trying to scare you into sending them money. They will want the money to...

What is the legally allowed interest rate on unpaid judgement amounts in California?

10% per annum, calculated as simple interest. The creditor can add court costs by filing a Memorandum of Costs after judgment.