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If this is over the small claims limit you will have to eat the rest of the money-- You need to hire a attorney

No, They want to see if they are getting what they are paying for-- Your Employer is telling you to complete a task, if you don't complete the task they they will fire you and hire someone else that will--- Completely legal!

No matter what, you are just as responsible for the debt as she is in the eyes of the finance company this divorce is between you and your ex and has nothing to do with the legal binding contract you both signed, that contract will supersede your divorce decree.

You can make it clear to your mom by getting your own place and leaving. You are not your aunts legal guardian are you? Nothing would happen to you, mom has a choice to put her in a place that can care for her -- this is not your responsibility- you need to live your life for you not others...

Don't say anything to any one, listen to your attorney- and let him handle it. If you did not do it, then everything will be fine Just listen to the advise of your attorney this is what he gets paid for is to represent you.

Is this the only thing you can educate the OP's on? I am sure she is trying to get info for her husband so he can do something--

Almost all banks and credit unions will pull your credit-- and cross reference you with any of their bad accounts. If you owe $$ to them, you may have to pay it back or they will just transfer it from your grandmothers account ( if they have the cross collateralization clause in there contracts...

All they have to inform you of is how you can redeem it back. They dont have to tell you when or where they will sale it.

IF nothing is in your moms name, then no *-she does not own the car- the friend does. She is the one that has the loan and her name is on the title so she has every right to pick it up.

Yes, the creditors will keep doing their job until you have filed and have a case #

Get an attorney and file for divorce. Put the house up for sale, if he wants the house tell him to buy you out.

Call your insuance agent and file a claim-- if you have no insurance on the items then you are SOL-- You can call the cops and file a police report

I bet the Lien holder will file on that bond to get paid back and that bond company will sue you-- If you never paid for the car it is not yours. Nothing in life is free -- SOoner or later it will catch up with you I Promise!

I would start real high-- because they will end up offering a settlement that will be lower anyway. It is not about greed it is about a company that hires idiots that have no clue about the law, because they don’t want to pay educated people to protect the company. They have simply violated a...

Not a fair Credit Reporting Act Violation this is a bankruptcy violation. I would think your attorney would be ALL over this! This is a violation of the Federal Automatic stay-- that is huge sanctions-- Dell can really get in trouble. Call the bankruptcy trustee's office and talk to the clerks...

Do you still have the products? or did you surrender it? -- It is a potential voilation of the federal automatic stay laws-- what has your attorney said?

Yes he can- and should file for visitation

You would need to turn it over ASAP-- you would need to make arrangements w. the finance company-- you could drop it off or they can pick it up-- I am sure the reaffirmation would go thru-- usually if the creditor is ok and you are ok then everything will be fine

Contact the trustee and get a copy of his intentions and debts-- and see if he even listed you as a co signer on the house-- if he did not, then he committed perjury and once again I would start talking to the trustee about that-- you may be able to get his bankruptcy kicked out or he may have a...

When you fill out the garnishment papers they are to look @ all accounts listed to the debtor-- ( do you have his SS#?) if so it does not matter if you know his account number the most important is his name address DOB and SS# they will cross refrence the SS# to all accounts he has @ that bank...