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Send your dispute to the credit bureau(s) on whose report(s) these evictions show. See my blog post Creditors Gone Wild for the relevant statutes.
Write on that letter that you were a minor and so *could not* rent your own apartment - much less be evicted, that you *never* resided at any of those addresses at any time, and that you demand an immediate removal of these fraudulent tradelines else you will be forced to seek legal remedies. If they do not remove them within 30 days, sue them. |
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How to Choose a Faxing Product
How to Decide Whether to Buy a Franchise How to Communicate in a Business Crisis How to Insure a Home-Based Business 1. Determine what additional insurance coverage you will need to insure your home-based business. 2. Check out insurance programs available through self-employment organisations or the local Chamber of Commerce. 3. Contact the insurance company that provides your home owner's or rental policy insurance to determine the riders and additions you need to insure your home-office property. 4. Investigate business interruption insurance, which reimburses you if you are suddenly unable to conduct your business. 5. Conduct a daily backup of computer data and transfer information to a safe place. All it and is much another you can find out on a site |
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Show proof that you were a minor at the time the judgments were rendered. I you need a form letter you may email me at tanesa@mediationparalegal.com.
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