Should I let plaintiff set aside judgement in the debt collection suit?
The person you talked with was a debt collector. Sending the utility bill will not get them to agree to set aside the default judgment. You need...
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The person you talked with was a debt collector. Sending the utility bill will not get them to agree to set aside the default judgment. You need...
Yes, there is a statute of limitations. If you had a written lease or rental agreement, the tenant must sue within 4 years. If it was an oral...
The statute of limitations runs from the last time a payment was made, or when you acknowledged the debt. You need to know exactly what the debt...
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Your question is quite confusing. Is this a lawsuit that was filed against you? If you are the plaintiff, and you want to voluntarily dismiss,...
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A "fraudulent transfer" is a transfer of an asset in order to prevent a creditor from being able to reach the asset to satisfy a judgment. If the...
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The debt collector may contact anyone to obtain "location information." They cannot tell that caller that they are collecting a debt, only that...
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There are several limitations periods. 1. Four years (usually) after the date of default, in which the credit or assignee (i.e., collection...
Beware. It appears that this guy playing games with you. Have them mail you a copy of every paper they want signed. Then consult a lawyer for...