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No. Bankruptcy will be on your credit record for at least 10 years and will wipe away any means for you to obtain credit for a long time...

And you signed this report?

I am not sure about the giving part, but what you need to do is have a sit down and approach this in the most civilized manner. Obviously the attorney thing is not going anywhere so someone has to be the voice of reason and communicate. Hire a mediator or an arbitrator to oversee the case...

So, I am watching NBC nightly news and bam... There they are - the crooks from AIG. One is being asked about his golden parachute of $15M and he responds - I am not giving it up. The other is saying - I am giving up my $22M. One of the senators conducting the hearings says - to you Mr. $22M...

Absolutely, positively, NO. Have her call the bank and point out their mistake. The less activity in the account, the better.

TLP, after seeing the detailed bill you posted, I am disgusted by the lack of responsibility and accountability. These people must have some serious lobbyists working for them in Washington since they got bailed out and Lehmann didn't. What has our political system become? It is looking more and...

You don't need a lawyer for this. You need a CPA.

For an agreement to exist, there has to be a meeting of the minds. Yours is one sided with this new management because they have not agreed to what your previous arrangement was, consequently, the agreement no longer exists; and yes, in Nebraska they can recover damages and penalties.

Yeap and depending on the state, they can also recover damages and penalties. They can take you to small claims court and sue you for the maximum amount allowed in your state if you don't pay for the check and the penalties.

Aiden - you will need the advice of an attorney in your home state to deal with the warrant issue and with the theft issue. That is the best advice one can give you here. Good luck to you!

It is very hard since you will have to have solid proof that this was the case. Evidence such as testimony from the buyers and witnesses would help and your relative would also have to say why he did it. The combination of these would be great to make a case but I doubt it will happen.

He will have to refinance for that to happen or he will have to pay off the loan. If neither is an option, you are stuck...

Have you sent them a certified stop calling letter yet? If not, that is the first step. If they continue to call after the letter is sent, write down the name of the creditor, the agent's name, the time and number of times that s/he has contacted and send that information to the Attorney General...

Are you contracted/union employee?

1) Hire an experienced attorney. 2) Yes. 3) It depends on your negotiations with the attorney.

triplicate posting.

Duplicate posting.

Stop posting your message multiple times. It will not get any responses any faster.

Nope. That is part of the risk you took. You are SOL. Better luck next time!

You are correct. This is a landlord's responsibility. You will need to show the courts that you noted the rust and deterioration on the move in form or that you communicated the problem to your landlord during your tenancy. If you don't have a move in form or emails, text messages, voice...