Jul
2
Randy A wrote: I gave 3 houses we owned in Arizona to my ex in the divorce decree back in August. Right after the divorce she stopped paying the mortgages on the houses yet continued to collect the rent checks from the renters. She never refinanced the houses into her name (they were in both of our names) and my credit score has suffered big time. She is letting the homes go into foreclosure.
Do I have any legal recourse here? Also, has anyone ever gotten their credit restored due to a similar situation by using a divorce decree to restore the credit?
Thanks,
Randy
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May
9
Reggae wrote: I want to fight for more options for someone with multiple DUI’s who has changed their life around for restoring even limited driving privileges. An example of that would be the option to pay for the interlock system to have the ability to KEEP our lives in the right direction. That way we are still “monitored” to ensure we are not driving drunk and at the same time we are getting some “credit” for changing our lives, doing the right thing and living a productive responsible life.
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Mar
14
Maddvladd M wrote: if you miss a bill and a debt collector picks it up (let’s say $300 hospital bill) and you pay it full does the collector have to restore your credit back to normal (they trashed it when i didn’t pay right away)?
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Jan
3
homy_gman wrote: I had some credit card and auto debt from 2001 that I have never paid off (and I don’t plan to). I have stopped getting calls and notices in the mail about these debts.
1. Can they still come after me for the balances? If yes, how much time do they have left to collect?
2. When can my credit be restored, or at least used again?
It’s all from the state of Colorado
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