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Typically, no. In fact tif they did a 1099c and continue to report an accruing amount owed, you may have both a FCRA case and an FCCPA case to... Read Answer
seek legal counsel.
There are, but the added expense if un-necessary if you are simply looking to pay off your creditors. You are entitled to a FREE credit report that... Read Answer
Not picking up certified mail is NEVER a good idea. The answer is generally no, that ruse does not work for a variety of reasons.
Unfortunately, the time to dispute that judgment is long since past. And if the judgment is docketed in circuit court, which is where judgment... Read Answer
It vacates any judgment that was entered in that case, but it has no bearing on judgments entered in prior cases.
Make sure to take an English class before you graduate.
A depositor has 20 days to claim an exemption to a restrained bank account before a levy can occur.
If they have a judgment, and your not exempt, they may be able to. If you have questions, we provide FREE legal consultations at 1-800-922-6442.
Yes, you may have a legal action, as well as your daughter might, under the FDCPA/FCCPA for abusive collections conduct. If you have questions, we... Read Answer
Yes. It may be a violation of the FCCPA. We sue people for this all the time. If you have questions, we provide FREE legal consultations at... Read Answer
You need to contact a local civil trial lawyer and retain themto help you address this issue. If you have questions and would like a FREE... Read Answer
Yes. Its called domestication of a judgment via full faith and credit. If you have questions or would like to discuss this issue further,... Read Answer
You should speak to a lawyer about this as it could be a fraud scam on one part or associated with a judgment on the other. If you have... Read Answer
I wouldn't bother sending it. Unfortunately, it won't be that simple to get the money as the lawyer has no right to issue money to you from the... Read Answer
Yes. If you dont file proper paperwork and have an exemption. If you have questions about your case and would like a FREE consultation, please feel... Read Answer
No idea what you are actually asking. Can you keep people from using you as a reference? No. If you have questions about your case and would like a... Read Answer
If the corporation filed a Chapter 7 case, then you should file a proof of claim with the bankruptcy court so you can share in any distribution from... Read Answer
There is no distinction between court levels for a judgment. They are all treated the same, so the enforcement of a judgement in general applies.
This actually may violate the provisons of the Florida Consumer Collections Practices Act. If you have questions about this, or would like more... Read Answer
You and the hospital had a dispute, and the agreement you entered in to is what lawyers and judges call an "accord and satisfaction." It is usually... Read Answer
Bailiffs? That makes no sense as Bailiffs are essential court police.
Credit report is the start. They should list public record issues like judgments. If they are in Florida, there is a judgment registry that may help... Read Answer
Civilly, possibly. Criminally, no.