If you've been sued by Hunt and Henriques, file an Answer on time, demand debt validation, raise affirmative defenses, or negotiate a settlement.
Read full article →The plaintiff files the lawsuit and the defendant responds; both have rights to evidence, witnesses, and a written response in court.
Read full article →If sued by RAS LaVrar, respond on time with an Answer, demand debt validation, raise affirmative defenses, or send a settlement offer in 3 steps.
Read full article →Maine's new medical debt collection laws prohibit reporting medical debt to credit bureaus and limit collection tactics on health-related balances.
Read full article →Make a Motion to Compel Arbitration by citing the arbitration clause in your credit card agreement and filing the motion before responding to the complaint.
Read full article →If Frontline Asset Strategies has contacted you about a debt, stand up for your rights and ask them to validate it.
Read full article →File Chapter 13 bankruptcy without an attorney by submitting a petition, listing debts, proposing a repayment plan, and attending the hearing.
Read full article →Oregon's Unlawful Debt Collection Practices Act and the FDCPA shield you from abusive collectors. The statute of limitations on debt is 6 years in Oregon.
Read full article →Oklahoma debt collection laws, coupled with the FDCPA, prevent unfair tactics by debt collectors and set a five-year statute of limitations for most debts.
Read full article →Ohio's Consumer Sales Practices Act and the federal FDCPA protect you from abusive debt collectors. You have 28 days to answer a debt lawsuit in Ohio.
Read full article →North Dakota debt collection laws like Title 13-05, coupled with the FDCPA, prohibit harassment, false statements, and unfair practices by collectors.
Read full article →North Carolina debt collection laws, outlined in N.C. Gen. Stat. § 75-51, prohibit harassment, threats, deception, and lawsuits for debts older than 3 years.
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