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That is the correct marking until the hearing.
If you can prove that you were not in any legal capacity to contract at the time, the contract will be rescinded.
Typically the creditor. If things went screwy you can usually make payment to the clerk for the value of the judgment and they will issue a... Read Answer
It may be the same lien simply re-recorded. Many times the same lien is re-recorded or registered in different places to put people on notice that... Read Answer
Depends on the terms of your account agreement, but likely yes, just like your not supposed to write checks on closed accounts or leave the account... Read Answer
Hate to say it ...but...not gonna happen. As a co-signor, you agreed to be fully responsible for the debt, not to point the bank in the right... Read Answer
It is possibly as to the agreement alone. They should provide you a satisfaction of judgment that is recorded to show you owe no money in public... Read Answer
Why haven't you paid your assessments? How delinquent are you?
You should stop what you are doing immediately before she ends up suing you! Its sounds as if your agreement is unenforceable since you did not file... Read Answer
Possibly. It all depends on what you signed. Most business loans have personal guarantees unless you havea huge corporation. You can call our office... Read Answer
It sounds like you possibly have a claim for a violation under the the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. The Act was created to protect... Read Answer
Unfortunately, in RI that is definitely a possibility. However, it can depend on the nature of the bills and it is possible to negotiate the... Read Answer
It doesn't sound like you have a defense to the debt you owe on the credit card. The fact that you allowed her to use it makes you liable.
You... Read Answer
1 day after the agreement is breached. If you would like, we do offer FREE consultations to assist in determing how we can help. Just call... Read Answer
They can take quite a bit and leave your take home as less than the minimum wage. You can contest the amount and often the judge will reduce the... Read Answer
Sue him and get a judgment against him and then garnish his paycheck.
In short, under Federal and Florida law you have the right not to be harrassed by a debt collector. In the event that you file a case to stop... Read Answer
Yes, it is possible to negotiate with the company that seized your safety deposit box for the return of your documents.
If they are not... Read Answer
If you stop paying your mortgage for a 4-6 months, you will be in default under your mortgage. That will have an impact on your credit report... Read Answer
There is no time limit if the judgment creditor properly renews the judgment. If not, I think the initial period is 10 years.
There is a form that you can fill out that allows the judge to make some adjustments. There is also a head of household hardship exception.... Read Answer
If he's earning any wage along with the tips, you can garnish the employer for the wages. And if the tips go into some communcal pot, which is... Read Answer
You most certainly can sue him! You should also alert the District Attorney.
Have you asked them for your money back or proof that they performed under the agreement?