How can we get help, for my husbands high restitution fee, for a misdemeanor 14 yrs ago?

You need to consult a criminal law attorney who practices in the court where the restitution order was entered. One issue is whether he is still...

I have a loan company who keeps harrassing me at work. Can I send them a cease and desist letter?

You have a right to sue them, collect damages, collect a statutory penalty of up to $1,000, and collect attorney's fees. If you sue them, they...

Im about to answer a summons On a credit card debt and I need to know if a credit report from Experian showing the account as ok

No. First of all, the credit report is not an adjudication of anything. Secondly, exactly how do you propose to get the credit report document...

Was I served? What should I do?

Although you were not served in the manner required by law, the process server may sign a Proof of Service stating that you were properly served. ...

I am being sued by a Debt collecter on a debt I don't recall I think my I'd was used because I don't have any statements

It is tricky enough so that you should buy one hour of time with a lawyer to advise you and to assist you in preparing your Answer and a Demand for...

Can a debt be sold three times to three different company's before a suit is filed against you for the debt

In addition to Statute of Limitations and other defenses, the plaintiff must prove the chain of assignments, with properly admissible evidence. ...

Basically, Midland has the problem, not you. Because you have no money, do not pay them anything, or make any promise to pay. File an Answer. ...

I had an earnings witholding order served on zip realty for garnishment from a judgment debtor that owes me 2.3 million.

You can do a judgment debtor examination on the employer entity, with a subpoena for all of the records that you designate. With that, you might...

Is their a statute of limitations for direct billing in California for the hospitality industry?

The Statutes of Limitations do not specifically cover "direct billing." Is there an underlying contract? In writing? Have account statements...

A lawyer wants $5000 to try & settle a $350,000 debt. That seems high, but could save me a lot. Should I try to do it myself?

Get a second, and a third, opinion. Pay each lawyer for his/her time for a one hour consultation. A "free consultation" is usually a sales pitch...