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I want to add that in Louisiana one needs to be a resident for 12 months. I transfered over in November. She still has her Missouri license. She is not even a resident of Louisiana. She can't even fill for divorce down here.

I have been a stay at home dad for the past three years. My wife moved out two weeks ago. Last night she stopped by to see the kids and told me the truth. Since February she has been seeing her ex-boyfriend. She also told me that he has moved down here and they now have an apartment...

So, I get a letter from the collection firm (Kramer & Frank) that states the account has been closed. That gives them the right to file for wage garnishment four months after closing the account. So a closed account no longer means the account is closed. I was doing what the court agreement...

Why is it that no one can answer this question. The firm closed the account, how can they come back and try to collect on it?

I was paying a law firm in Missouri a monthly payment on a debt that was taken to court. Last August Received a job transfer, sent my September payment in and they returned it with a letter stating the account was canceled/closed. Found out today, by my HR at corporate, that the firm has...

go to court and take care of capital one. pay them off as quick as you can, them never use their card ever again. capital one sues more people than any other credit card company.

I was paying Kramer & Frank (Capital One) each month (agreed to at court). Had job transfer to a new state. Sent new address and payment to K&F. They returned check with letter stating account has been closed. Found out tonight that Capital One went and cleaned out my bank account. No...

Was sued by Capital One (they used Kramer and Frank, P.C.) my payment is $100 per month. Had a job transfer to a different state. Sent my September payment and they have not cashed it yet, it has been 12 days. My question: since moving to Arizona is my agreement still valid.