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You do not have to pay the check cashing service. Tell them to go after the person who gave them the check.
No it is not legal. Contact the Tennessee Department of Labor. It sounds like your employer is in financial trouble.
Your question is not very clear but if I read it correctly, you are being sued for debts that you stopped paying in 2011. This is within... Read Answer
Can't tell you because each county uses a separate code. You will have to ask the clerk of the court who is using the code that you are asking about.
You can not make them come get the car or sue him. If he has major heart issues and can't handle the stress, maybe you can assist him by talking with... Read Answer
I am sorry but I fail to see in the summary of the facts how the actions of Wells Fargo caused the damages that you claim you suffered.
That depends. It can be anywhere from 3-10 years depending on the type of debt to be collected.
You will have to work that out with atlantic credit.
Go onto Google and research the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act to find out how to challenge the debt.
What you need to do is to send them a letter stating that pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act you are denying the debt and tell them... Read Answer
If you feel that there is a negative entry on your credit history, then you can contact the credit agency and challenge the entry.
You contest the underlying debt that is the basis for the report.
Yes they can but only after they sue you for the deficiency and if they get a judgment.
Need to know why the bank took back the loan?
go to the General Sessions court in your county.
If you are close enough, I would suggest that you go to the clerks office of the court where you were sued and have them pull the file and get copies... Read Answer
After a judgment is obtained, the Discover has a right to execute on any property that you own and they can find. However, you have the right to... Read Answer
The creditor has not have to accept the lower payments if they don't want to. Go to the judge and ask for lower payments.
Don't pay the bill. When the collection agency calls, get all of the information on the account. Then send them a certified letter pursuant to fair... Read Answer
Contact the General Sessions Court Clerk in the county where you live.
The statute of limitations for breach of contract is 10 years. If they sue you within 10 years but did not get service for process, then they can... Read Answer
Assuming that the information on the record is not about you, you need to send a letter to them, certified mail, return reciept requested, wherein... Read Answer