A bankruptcy discharge eliminates your obligations to pay debts included in your bankruptcy filing. If you listed it and you received a discharge, then you are
The Full Faith and Credit Clause of the United States Constitution generally requires that one state recognize and enforce the civil judgments of another. North
North Carolina law provides generous protections for debtors against harassment, coercion, and misrepresentation by debt collectors. While there are any number of ways a debt
For many startups, it can be impossible to obtain credit without offering a personal guarantee of an owner or officer. If the business is unsuccessful,
Pursuant to Rule 36 of the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, any party to a lawsuit may serve written “Requests for Admissions” on any
A creditor has a right to use a collection agency to attempt to collect unpaid debts. It does not, however, have the right to use
North Carolina law prohibits a collection agency from using threats and coercion to attempt collect debt. If a collection agency does use such threats and
Most architects, engineers, and other construction professionals will eventually have a dispute requiring the assistance of a civil litigation lawyer. The Raleigh construction law firm
In North Carolina commercial collection, retail debt collection, or consumer debt collection, late fees on a loan payment are permissible if agreed upon by the
In North Carolina, commercial debt collectors are entitled to pursue a deficiency judgment after a foreclosure on real property. However, these types of lawsuits are