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They don't need to be a bank to have the money collected by a third party and to send your information to credit bureaus. They didn't. As you stated, they went through an investigation process before they made the decision in favor of the buyer. Best of luck to you!

There is nothing unfair when it comes to telling the truth so your former employer did nothing wrong when he answered the questions asked by your prospective future employer.

If you have seen the evidence, call the police and call loss and prevention at her department store. If you have not, she can just be making it up.

You have waited 3 years to take action? Hmmmm.... Try taking him to small claims court and see what happens. Present all the evidence you have to the magistrate and hope s/he rules in your favor. Hope this helps and good luck to you!

She needs to hire an attorney to help her file for a divorce and to help her with the custody of her kids then. Good luck!

Have your attorney send him a letter stating that you cannot trespass your own property and that his lifetime rights are only for the purposes listed on your posting. Hope this helps and good luck!

She is the only one who can take action. If she is being physically and emotionally abused by the husband, she needs to contact the police's domestic abuse division of the town she lives at to file a complaint. Domestic abuse is a crime and must be reported.

If you want to end up in court and have to pay the $40 plus collection fees of (+/-)$300 plus court costs and a black spot on your credit report, then stand by your principle; however, I would not be that silly. To avoid the headache, I would just write off the loss and put that buyer on...

I cannot imagine a dentist saying that they should last a lifetime... Anyhow, wear and tear is expected to happen so, as far as who is responsible for the repairs, that will be you.

Yes. That is why the police probably took the car from you...

You can try sending a cease and desist letter (certified) explaining that you will not tolerate unfounded claims against you anymore and that if he continues, you will have to pursue legal action against him. If he is smart enough, he will get the message. Hope this helps and good luck to you!

Chickie - you need to consult with a personal injury attorney to find out how you can settle the issue between the first doctor and the loss of wages your husband is incurring. Good luck to you!

Sabrina - talk to the bankruptcy attorney since your case involves two different aspects of bankruptcy - business and personal liabilities. Good luck to you!

Call the lab and tell them that you should not be responsible for the entire amount since it was their fault they didn't submit the claim on time and, as a result, your insurance company will no longer pay for the amount you were going to be covered had they done so. Hope this helps and good...

Why would it be and did you want it to be a gift? If you did not specifically stated on the contract you signed that the money is a gift or you wrote on the check that it was a gift or on any other piece of paper, the money is not going to be considered a gift.

Your boyfriend is not responsible for the bills and they are not going to come after him because the bills are in your name. Tell him to chill. It looks like consulting with a bankruptcy attorney will be your best bet since the situation is really getting a bit overwhelming for you to bear. Hope...

Why leave the country? You need to sit down with a credit counselor and have him/her work with the collection agency. Find a legal, non profit organization that will help you. Hope this helps and good luck to you!

The best advice one can give you if for you to consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options. Hope this helps and good luck to you!

You can apply for the jobs and your future employers will have to make that decision. If you are trying to become a nurse and are applying for your RN, you will have to make your case to the board. Hope this helps and good luck to you!

This is not a small claims court case. You should consult with an attorney to see what your options are as far as what are the steps you can take to bring those responsible for liabilities and so forth. Hope this helps and good luck to you!