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Does anyone know if you go bankrupt how long does this last for and what are the full terms to this, is there any websites realting to this??? This should give you all the information you need. Good luck, David http://www.uscourts.gov/library/ba

In article <l1in21hsgp7pci6foc70ch6teoln4vn3sj@4ax.com>, "Amp" <humblespadesp4u@yahoo.com> wrote: [collection agency threatens legal action to collect $650 owed a bank for bounced checks] >What should I do? Pay the $650. -- D.F. Manno dfm

In article <h1in21po2mes6vr9kqcfqvi2d3tl3j30sn@4ax.com>, sealand_redirect@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > If party A tells party B in private that they really beleive they are > psychologically unbalanced, and not fit to be around kids, does party B > have an

She has defauled now and the car has been rpossessed. Do I have any legal leg to stand on? If as you say she took "responsibility" for the loan than I assume that you had the auto and loan transferred over to her name after the divorce. However, you

sealand_redirect@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > If party A tells party B in private that they really beleive they are > psychologically unbalanced, and not fit to be around kids, does party B > have any legal recourse against party A? > > What happens if pa

I was wondering, and I hope someone can help, if it is possible to bankrupt withholding taxes accessed against me 13 years ago. I owned a corporation that went out of business 13 years ago and at that time I hadn't paid the employee withholding taxes

schmolin wrote: > I will try to make this short, which is not easy: > > As previously arranged, after the sale of my home was complete, I spent > approximately 2 months with family in Florida prior to the close of > escrow on my new house. I infor

conyers_roger@yahoo.com wrote: > > For many years I operated a business in California and rented the > premises that my business occupied. My original lease expired a few > years ago and I kept on renting on a month-to-month basis. > > Now th

ndiamond@despammed.com wrote: > > But did they eliminate the entire right to trial? Is it > no longer necessary for the US government to even inform > the victim of the nature of the charges and the date and > place of a trial, allow the victim to

I have looked for this answer in the FDCPA and I didnt find it, though it must be in there. If someone owes a debt (from a stipulation) and is late with the payment, the collection agency calls and says they will get a judgement if they do not rec

Looking at a civil court record I see a judgement W/O trial in the disp part of the record. What is a judgement without trial mean, I didnt think it was possible to even get any kind of judgement without a trial, And there was no service

fredfighter@spamcop.net wrote in news:31in21t7hnoaafsba4pmdab10s84rss0h8 @4ax.com: > > Doc wrote: >> "Gerald Clough" <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote in message >> news:k505215bksuodklarpskljov6t6qks6p15@4ax.com... >> >> > In practice, i

Bruce Yates <dbyates@cox-internet.com> wrote in news:ta3001peeqnhnma0qiv0m8il1qp20oe3t0@4ax.com: > My son purchased a used car in Texas. Story was that it had been owned > the previous 2 years by a woman the slaesman knew personally. To make > a

My mother-in-law (now deceased) was on private insurance and with it we purchased her a wheelchair. Half of it was paid for by us and the other half by her private insurance co.. My wife had made a deal with the healthcare equipment provider to

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005, "schmolin" <colin@atlantic.net> wrote: > [ In June 2001, I stored all of my possessions with > Public Storage via their "crate" service. While loading > my belongings, they dropped one crate, destroying most > of its contents.

Your contract with the bank (account terms) stated the charges that would be made if you had insufficient funds. You admit to numerous occasions, and the bank charged you according to the agreement. Now, the bank has turned over the amount to collec

"Bill" <bigc300@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message news:n1in215csh6pmmi1c8oc9v5cjmuc28fsv1@4ax.com... > If a person has no other assets other than his house, and he incurrs > massive debts through a major illness that is not covered by medical > in

"Scott Hedrick" <dinehnm@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:q0in21178rkdbq2isnvtr90g3n7jvtvuc2@4ax.com... > > "Robert E. Lewis" <rlewis@brazosport.cc.tx.us> wrote... > > "Stuart A. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote... > > > is (but don't put

> I informed Public Storage that I was taking >this trip and that I would return to California in late August 2001. So, you went out of state for two months, during which time all your stuff got auctioned off. The question is: was the storage faci

Amp wrote: [overdraft charge and finance charges total $650. Collection company now saying it'll turn over to attorney] > > I am looking for some advice: 1) Should I worry about this "attorney" > threat? Worrying is internal so do it if that's

sealand_redirect@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > > In a recent Washington Post article, "When your identity is their > comodity", they make the point "As the Supreme Court has recognized, > the key to protecting privacy in the modern world is ensuring that > i

sealand_redirect@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > > If party A tells party B in private that they really beleive they are > psychologically unbalanced, and not fit to be around kids, does party B > have any legal recourse against party A? That I can't answer.

Tam wrote: > On 2/3/05 11:11 pm, in article 5thc219ggvisalovk9o0ccp222pdpo4pm0@4ax.com, > "Paul Cassel" <pcasselplustwo@comcast.net> wrote: > > > Let this be a lesson to you. Your error was in procedure and now there > > is an unholy mixup involv

Josh wrote: > > Can you file a Restraining Order against the client of private > investigators that have been hired to follow you (To get the clients to > stop hiring the private investigators)? ALmost certainly not. Restraining orders are person

gasolineman@gmail.com wrote: > > I got divorced last year in Texas and the car was taken over by my ex. > The loan was in my name, but at as part of the divorce decree she took > responsibility. She has defauled now and the car has been rpossessed.

I am trying to prevent a possible situation when two individuals purchase a house and one of them cant or wont continue to pay their share of the mortgage. Are there any contracts that could prevent this (tenancy in common, two separate mortages, et

I have a friend who recently lost her job through no fault of her own. For many months her boss refused to speak with her unless cornered, always wanted things either emailed or put into his mailbox, wouldn't say hello or goodbye, and whenever she went

"Amp" <humblespadesp4u@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:l1in21hsgp7pci6foc70ch6teoln4vn3sj@4ax.com... > The bank would not settle with me when I closed the account. Needless > to say, the $30 they charged everytime they covered a check of mine was

"schmolin" <colin@atlantic.net> wrote in message news:u1in21pkquoqino3fpi4rbt7fosbe11v6p@4ax.com... >Being very upset with the course of events, I told > this representative that I would withhold payment until the claim was > processed (I knew of no

polyresearch wrote: > Is there a para-legal way of dealing with internet copyright > infringement, like thru Yahoo or Google? Is it possible to complain to > some governing body like internic or something? > Internic is not a governing body. Ther

gasolineman@gmail.com wrote: > I got divorced last year in Texas and the car was taken over by my ex. > The loan was in my name, but at as part of the divorce decree she took > responsibility. She has defauled now and the car has been rpossessed. > D

Josh wrote: > Can you file a Restraining Order against the client of private > investigators that have been hired to follow you (To get the clients to > stop hiring the private investigators)? And if the surveillance > continues, how are you able to p

What safeguards are there in our legal system to protect the victim and prevent the following kind of lawsuit abuse? 1. Pro Se Judgment Proof Vexatious Litigant bandit files a frivolous suit against victim in a foreign state to victim. 2. Bandit doe

"motor man" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >We own a 3 unit rental building. We are trying to sell it and have an offer >that asked for a 30 day escrow with vacancy, however in Calif. we must >legally give a 60 day notice to the tenants. ( Unfortunatel

"" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >If party A tells party B in private that they really beleive they are >psychologically unbalanced, and not fit to be around kids, does party B >have any legal recourse against party A? Certainly not for defamation

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 22:21:30 -0500, google_groups@excite.com wrote: > >A few seconds later I was stopped by the California Highway patrol, and >given a ticket for an illegal left turn. The officer also indicated on >the citation that my driver licen

I am considering a prenuptial with my fiancee. First reason I want a prenup is that I am going to earn 5-10 X more than she does ( I am a surgeon). The second reason is I want to protect her (and our future children) in case I am sued for malpractice a

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 22:20:52 -0500, "Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: >Bob Stock wrote: >> >> On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 22:01:27 -0500, Barry Gold >> <barrydgold@comcast.net> wrote: >> >> >aconite wrote: >> >[OP is an exempt IT em

David Smith <David99135@hotmail.com> wrote: > This question is not about the merits of our case, but only about > procedure and jurisdiction. > > We want to sue the USCIS (INS) because they didn't give my wife a > green card. I'm a US Citizen and

"Beagle" <beagle197@hotmail.com> wrote: > I was offered to accept either a demotion and 1/2 pay cut, or > told to resign. I opted to resign, and was asked to sign > resignation documents, but did not comply. The company H.R. sent > me a letter sayin

ndiamond@despammed.com wrote: > But did they eliminate the entire right to trial? No. > Is it no longer necessary for the US government to even inform > the victim of the nature of the charges and the date and > place of a trial, allow the vi

On 7/3/05 3:20 am, in article j0in21lo9l8ogq9e92ubhpv7tovra91cga@4ax.com, "April" <april.stewart@gmail.com> wrote: > Does anyone know if you go bankrupt how long does this last for and > what are the full terms to this, is there any websites realting

"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: > Thomas Anantharaman wrote: >> ndiamond@despammed.com wrote: >> > >> > The US government is allowed to seize a >> > person's money without even informing the person of >> > the details of the c

Gasoline asks: > She has defaulted now and the car has been repossessed. >Do I have any legal leg to stand on? Probably not. It sounds as if it was her car and she decided to let the repo man take it away from her. That was probably not a very s

"Amp" <humblespadesp4u@yahoo.com> wrote in message (has been contacted by collection agency re: 600 in unpaid bank charges for NSF checks) > I'll check back and answer any questions you may have. Thanks and I > appreciate any advice. > Wh

On 7/3/05 3:21 am, in article n1in215csh6pmmi1c8oc9v5cjmuc28fsv1@4ax.com, "Bill" <bigc300@carolina.rr.com> wrote: > if the father incur[]s debts which he cannot repay, can the creditor > extract the payment owed by the father by taking the house from

April wrote: > Does anyone know if you go bankrupt how long does this last for and > what are the full terms to this, is there any websites realting to > this??? > There is a wealth of information online about bankruptcy. Search using Teoma, Yahoo

Beagle wrote: > Folks, > I was offered to accept either a demotion and 1/2 pay cut, or told to > resign. I opted to resign, and was asked to sign resignation documents, > but did not comply. The company H.R. sent me a letter saying my final > pay was

In article <12in219dkcgsbnebg0d95ol65i5kl1cnel@4ax.com>, "KOS" <computerstuff2@excite.com> wrote: > Hello. I am a landlord of a large apartment building. > My question- to learn about the credit worthiness of potential tenants, > what is the best w