Disputing an item on credit report, filed through equifax, because I never received a bill
Their claim is past the 4 year Statute of Limitations. If they sue, you can defend on the grounds that the Statute of Limitations has run out. ...
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Their claim is past the 4 year Statute of Limitations. If they sue, you can defend on the grounds that the Statute of Limitations has run out. ...
Have they actually filed and served a lawsuit, or are they just threatening. If they sue you, the worst thing that could happen is that they will...
Pay the fee, document your situation in a letter, inviting them to respond, in writing, if they disagree. Then sue them in Small Claims Court.
This forum is not a good place to get help drafting legal pleadings and motions. You can get general advise here, but please do not ask someone to...
If you are in bankruptcy, you should have a lawyer assist you. The way that you schedule your debts depends upon information that is not provided...
Before you pay any money, you must have a signed, written agreement with the creditor and the collection agency. The agreement must include a...
What kind of debt? Was it child support? Was it a court fine? Why was your license suspended previously? Is there a probation condition...
Is the creditor threatening to turn the file over to the District Attorney? Or has law enforcement contacted you? Is it a collection agency using...
You may have defenses to the underlying lawsuit. You may have a basis for suing the creditor for violation of either or both the California or...
The class action suit will not affect the lawsuit filed against you as an individual. You have the case number. Were you served with Summons and...