When the courts reopen, you can file a small claims case.

It could be a difficult case to prove. The time and cost of surveying/measuring the curb cuts for the driveway, and presenting in a credible and impartial manner to the court could run more than the heat shield replacement. And the delays resulting from pursuing a legal course of action, as opposed... View More

When you traded in, you should have taken the plates and canceled your registration. Sounds like you left the plates on, which is your fault, and the part of the scam here.

You need to file a post judgement divorce proceeding seeking enforcement and contempt

Just provide a copy of the Discharge to Counsel for the Credit Card Company and t a copy of the Petition showing it was listed, and also provide same to the Court.

You cannot sue them. It is possible that if you are in a program that requires attendance at a doctors office they are calling you for that reason.

As to whether they are billing you or someone else, check your explations of benefits.

The amount involved is small claims level if you want to sue to recover. Run your credit report and put a fraud alert on it if you believe he stole your number. Notify the card companies and get new cards.

Interest on a judgment is 9% from the date of the judgment and is governed by law. Interest before that is governed by the loan documents.

If there is a criminal case, restitution will be part of any judgment. If not, you can sue. But, these debts are hard to collect.

If you are lending to the public you need a banking license.

Prove the advance of funds. There should be a date on the check.

Go to the police. Make a report with all the details. Then, report it to the credit card company. You will be asked to do a fraud affidavit.

If you paid by credit do a chargeback. Go back to the place and put complaint in writing. Your rights are impacted by how long ago you did original work.

This is really something best discussed in detail with your attorney, rather than weighing the speculation of someone who doesn't have films or reports of your MRIs, CTs, X-Rays, neurological testing, surgery and post-surgery reports, and other important file documents. It's going to be... View More

you should ask the site to take your phone number down.

Contact a member of the NYState Assn for Justice--they give free consults. Look for one in the county where this happened.

However if you mean impotence, it is very, very difficult to prove it came from the drug and not from... View More

Anyone can sue anyone if they pay the filing fee. You also need the lease that says you can charge for repairs of this kind. Nothing in your post suggests a counterclaim.

If there is a lien on the car, it is not exempt. If no lien, it could be exempt. But it is also hard to seize it. Answer the case.

If you want to not pay rent for three months as a strategy, you can. You risk an eviction case being filed, but it will not likely be resolved in three months. But you would have to answer any summons.

Not against the bank, but maybe against the dealer depending on the evidence you have on the tape.

Contact the credit card companies to report it. Report it to the credit bureaus as a fraud. File a police report.