Can a debt collection agency sue if they don't have my friend SSN and the report doesn't appear on her credit report. i told her to ignore it I think its a scheme tactic but she is worried?
answered on Jul 7, 2021
The question is a bit vague, but generally speaking, the debt collector (or the party owed the debt) can file a lawsuit if they have proof that the debt is valid, outstanding, and binding on your friend. They don't need a SSN to file the suit and the debt does not have to appear on the credit... View More 
I'm 22 i have 2 children with my fiance, 26 whos abusive. I cant go anywhere else in the house or he'd get so upset.
He said i can leave him any time i want but my 2 boys have to stay with him. He doesn't do anything i have to tend to his every need while tending to my... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2021
He's wrong. Mothers are presumed to be the custodial parents if unmarried at time of birth and if paternity is not established.
You are free to leave with your children. If he is abusive, you may want to consider contacting an attorney, legal aid, or your local domestic relations... View More
(That way I will make sure NOT to co-mingle the Business and Personal monies, eh?)
answered on Jul 7, 2021
I agree. While not legally required, it is crucial to separating yourself from your corporate entity. While a separate "personal account" could probably be defended as not "co-mingling" if you keep stellar records, it is easy to maintain an independent business account to... View More
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