http://www.helpfordebtors.com/taxonomy/term/55/0 en http://www.helpfordebtors.com/node/179 <p>I have to attend court because I contacted my leasing company to turn in my suv due to lost of income. The vehicle was leased in Ohio &amp; I reside in N.C. I have the creditor enrolled in a debt management company but the leasing company still insist on sueing me.</p> <p>Has anyone been in this situation and can offer some insight on what I should expect the day of court? The leasing company is sueing me for 4 times the amount of the remaining balance for the 11 months that I was scheduled to lease the vehicle. The suit is for $12,000.00. I believe that I should pay the $3,000.00 but I think it's unf</p> <p><a href="http://www.helpfordebtors.com/node/179">read more</a></p> http://www.helpfordebtors.com/node/179#comment North Carolina Thu, 28 Sep 2006 02:05:26 -0400 mc booker 179 at http://www.helpfordebtors.com http://www.helpfordebtors.com/node/83 <p>Welcome to the North Carolina forum on HelpForDebtors.com. The intention of this forum is to provide a space online for people to exchange questions, answers, information and personal stories related to North Carolina. Please be respectful when posting so this can remain a valuable resource for everyone.</p> <p>You must be a registered user to post messages to the forums.</p> http://www.helpfordebtors.com/node/83#comment North Carolina Wed, 14 Jun 2006 12:01:44 -0400 Editor 83 at http://www.helpfordebtors.com