Do not be personally liable on the credit card of some other person or company. The company can make you an "Authorized User" on a credit card...

Debt collection law suit, protect retirement funds

If you make a transfer of assets for the purpose of delaying or obstructing the collection of a judgment or debt, the amount can triple, and you...

Medical bills in collections from 2009 and 2011

If a debt is past the Statute of Limitations, it does not mean that you do not owe the debt. The SOL is an affirmative defense that a defendant...

I have had a debt that reached collection ($2500). I paid the debt but they refuse to give me a confirmation of it.

Depending upon the facts and the documentation, you may have the right to sue CACH, and perhaps related entities, for violation of 15 U.S.C. 1692f,...

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Am i responsible for 100% of personally guaranteed corporate debt as a 50% shareholder?

It appears that you are personally liable for the entire amount, plus accruing interest. I could give you more accurate advise if I reviewed all...

I have been sent a custodian subpoena and wanted to object to a third party accessing my auto loan application. Can I do that?

You can object, but there is a strict time limit for you to file your motion. As to whether or not your motion would be successful, that depends...

There cases involving the duty to return an engagement ring. If you called of the marriage, you would have to give it back. If he called it off,...

Have credit card debt and student loans, everything is past due and I am being sued for portion of it. Next steps?

Student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. You should consult an attorney who deals with student loan cases. It is a specialized area. ...

The type of document is not regularly used in court. Did you file a court case? Did you serve the Summons that the court issued? Did the court...

Can a default judgment(nihil dicit) from the Notary be collected?

Your question is confusing. Did you obtain a judgment against a notary? Did the court enter a judgment? If the court entered a judgment, you can...