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Sometimes medical bills of the first to die spouse are the responsibility of the survivor under the rule of necessaries. No one else has this... Read Answer
Payday loans are just like any other loans. Even though they may not be showing up on your credit report, that does not necessarily mean that... Read Answer
Any civil trial lawyer. We handle such cases routinely. The issue is not the amount owed alone but making sure you arent getting scammed ormake... Read Answer
The judge will not talk with you. You can file a slow pay motion to hopefully stop the garnishment. You would need to talk with the clerk of the... Read Answer
You will need to retain a lawyer to help you file disputes with the CRA's and possibly sue the companies as needed.
If you signed somthing agreeing to be liable, then you are liable. If you did not, then you are not liable.
The 'ol "he said if he died I don't owe anything" story will simply not get far here even if it were true. This will revlve around the terms and... Read Answer
It sounds like BOTH of you are on the judgment and as such BOTH of you owe 100% of the money. The creditor will get it out of who ever they get to... Read Answer
This is an unusual situation. The judgment must be large. Both you and he need a lawyer. You also need to deal with the judgments.
If you made no payments on the debts in the last ten years, than the statute of limitations has run and you do not owe the debt.
Nope. It is not the lenders fault you made the decision you did. That is all your responsibility. You made a horribly poor financial choice and now,... Read Answer
Was the Credit Union "scammed?" If only you werre scammed, and, at your request (having been scammed), the Credit Union put out money on your behalf,... Read Answer
You did not post your location, but that will impact the answer. In NYC, Civil Court claims can be up to $25,000. Outside of the City,... Read Answer
Hello Karen,
To which firm is this inquiry directed?
Mitchell Nathanson
Of course - if its provided by the credit agreement or by statute.
Of course you have to make up the difference. You owe the loan. You will be sued eventually if you do not pay.
Anyone can sue anyone. However, you must have some proof -- a check, an email saying thank you -- something.
Possibly - the question will be is it worth you spending money out of pocket to do so on legal fees and expenses and whether the entity that may owe... Read Answer
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There are several issues. TO answer your direct question, if the car was taken by the judgment holder then it would need to pay off the lien... Read Answer
Unfortunately, you are out of all realistic options.
Typically a consumer or bankruptcy lawuer will suffice for this.
Yes, but what is owed may include fees for setting up the repo.
Your best bet is to hire a lawyer to address the judgement/service issue ASAP. Judgments are good for 20 years and its possible they will catch you... Read Answer