E-Sign Act
Will Guarantor Be Liable For Debts After Selling Or Closing The Business
Yes, the (personal) guarantor will remain responsible for the debt even after closing or selling the business. A guarantee is a contract between the signor and the creditor, not the business entity, remaining liable for any balance incurred while the ...
Do I Have To Claim Indigency For Debt Removal Secrets To Work?
Determining indigency is most commonly seen when one seeks a court-appointed attorney. The validation method taught in Debt Removal Secrets remains valid regardless of whether an individual claims indigency. The same argument is always made - 1. The ...
Financial Licenses, Judgment Debts, and Reporting on Form U4
Debt removal can be much harder for those who have financial licenses, such as: Broker-Dealer Registered Representatives Investment Adviser Representatives (IARs) Principals managing or supervising securities activities Securities Principals/FinOps ...
What Happens If Settlement Check Is Accepted and Cashed
Typically, accepting the settlement offer will bar one from pursing legal action against the same entity for the same issue. One can deny a settlement offer to allow for future lawsuits. Rejecting an offer does not automatically close one's case, ...
What If Debt Collector or Original Creditor Has Multiple Addresses - Where To Send
During a debt validation process the letters are best sent to a corporate headquarters, as 'Notice to Principal is Notice to Agent and Vice-Versa'. When serving a lawsuit and there are multiple addresses, it is best practice to send to a listed (e.g. ...
The Account / Debt Was Sold From The Original Creditor to A Debt Collector - What Now
When one has begun sending the Debt Removal Secret's 'verification & validation' letters and the original creditor immediately sells the debt to a debt collector, it is best to restart the process with the debt collector. Technically, when an ...
Court States The Case Filing Must Occur Where Defendant Resides - Can This Be Appealed
Yes, in cases where diversity of citizenship occurs (e.g. Defendant and Plaintiff reside in different states) a lawsuit can be filed in the jurisdiction where the Plaintiff resides or where the claim arose, rather than filing where the Defendant ...
Is The Equifax Extended Fraud Alert Required
To qualify for Equifax's Extended Fraud Alert for personal credit reports, one will need to file a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Identity Theft Report at IdentityTheft.gov. The Equifax Extended Fraud Alert lasts for 7 years, whereas a standard ...