Deborah: All they can do is sue you. You seem judgment proof insofar as you have no assets. In the event, they did sue you could certain counter-claim under the FDCPA. Jason Barnette, Esq. Barnette
It is not a felony. It is not a misdemeanor. It is not a crime. period. They could sue you but they won't - they never do. They can't garnish without a judgment and they can't get a judgment
Rich: You can't go to jail under ANY circumstance unless you committed a crime. The only possible crime here are things like fraud, forgery, and things like that. What they will likely do is get
Hi Daniel, Two years? "Ongoing and consistent" means forever. When you stop using credit, your score will drop. If you pay off a credit card every month, your credit score will NOT be as high as
She is lying just trying to get you to pay. Don’t pay her or her company anything. This involves a post dated check. Therefore there is no crime because there was no intent to steal at the time you

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