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Yes. First, did you waive notice in the event of default? Did they send you notice of the ex parte? You need to file a motion to vacate the...
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Yes. First, did you waive notice in the event of default? Did they send you notice of the ex parte? You need to file a motion to vacate the...
There is no time frame. What you should do is to send a written notice to the collection agency stating that you dispute the debt. Then tell the...
The "court date" is probably a non-appearance status conference. You MUST file an Answer to the lawsuit within 30 days of service. Otherwise, the...
You may have grounds for a good lawsuit against the debt collector. If so, you can recover "actual damages", a statutory penalty of up to $1,000...
The Statute of Limitations starts to run from the date of your last payment or your last promise to pay. You can send a written request to each...
Do not sign. Do not pay. If they sue you, they will need to prove the original debt, and the chain of assignments, with competent evidence. And...
An attorney is not a "debt collector" under California's Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Whether an attorney is a "debt collector"...
Are you referring to an Abstract of Judgment that was recorded with the County Recorder? First, check with the court where the judgment was...
You should file a Claim of Exemption. This is filed with the Sheriff, or other levying officer. There is no filing fee. If you state that you...
Make very sure that your name is not on your wife's accounts. Do not co-mingle money. If you are receiving any sort of unemployment or...