If you want to "pay back" the loan, make sure that the money you pay is going to the correct person. You need something in writing, that you can...

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A "law office" is demanding I pay over the phone for a supposed bad check. Won't provide any info to me in writing.

They cannot arrest you. They cannot file criminal charges. The most that they can do is to file a police report. And they will not do that. ...

Was the FDCPA violated when I received a phone call and was threatened with a charge and jail time for a debt?

A good case on liability for violation of the FDCPA. But, you must identify the caller and the business. Full legal name and street address. And...

I have uncollectable money judgment by debtor/husband. In state of California, can I put a lien on his wife's property?

You need an attorney to do what you want to do. You cannot just record a piece of paper. The court may issue an Abstract of Judgment, and you can...

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Can I collect on storage charges after a lien sale

Your right to collect, and the amount that you can collect depend, first of all, on the terms of the written contract that you have with the...

Persolve is a debt buyer. It buys portfolios of delinquent account from creditors, including credit card companies. It appears that they obtained...

My HOA and their "Law Firm" are holding the sale of my condo hostage. What can I do?

It is very clear that you need legal representation. All of the documents and related facts need to be reviewed. Legal research needs to be done....

Can a creditor remove a judgment lien against me and then try to collect in another way?

The creditor does not need to "remove" the judgment lien. Recording an Abstract of Judgment is just one of the methods available. The judgment...

What does it mean when the status of a civil case says disposed

The MC-012 form is probably a claim for costs and interest incurred. Unless you immediately file a motion to object to these costs, this amount...

What are time barred debts?

Yes, you can be sued. A creditor can file a lawsuit. The Statute of Limitations in an affirmative defense that you must plead in the Answer that...