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JapanI’m being chased for money
- Verify who is asking and what they say is owed.
- Keep every notice, message and court document.
Debt collection, disputed debt or financial hardship?
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1 · CHOOSE YOUR COUNTRY
Select your country first.
2 · WHAT IS HAPPENING?
Pick the situation closest to yours.
Someone owes me money
- Keep the agreement, invoice and payment history.
- Separate a disputed debt from an unpaid one.
Loan or mortgage arrears
- Save the agreement and default or arrears notice.
- Record every payment and notice date exactly.
Credit-report error
- Identify the exact bureau entry you say is wrong.
- Keep the dispute and bureau/creditor response.
I can’t afford the repayments
- Record the arrangement you can realistically maintain.
- Keep any hardship decision in writing.
Repossession or enforcement
- Use the actual repossession, seizure or possession notice.
- Formal dates come before routine debt letters.
High-cost or unfair lending concern
- Keep the agreement, interest, fees and payment history.
- Record the facts before reaching a legal conclusion.
Bankruptcy or insolvency
- Separate exploring options from a formal process.
- Keep any petition, order or trustee document.
Court, repossession, possession, enforcement or insolvency papers?
Deal with the actual formal document and dates first. An ordinary debt letter or payment-plan request does not replace a required formal response.
QUICK DEBT & CREDIT QUESTIONS
Common debt and credit questions
Your exact rights depend on the agreement, documents and jurisdiction.
What should I do when a creditor or collector demands payment?
SHORT ANSWER
Identify who is asking, what account or agreement they rely on, the amount claimed and whether you dispute all or part of it. Keep every notice and do not ignore formal court papers.
What if there is a wrong entry on my credit report?
SHORT ANSWER
Save the exact report entry, identify the bureau and creditor, record why the entry is wrong, and keep the correction request and responses separate from the underlying debt dispute.
What if I cannot afford the repayments?
SHORT ANSWER
Record the arrangement you can realistically maintain, the current arrears and any hardship request or decision. Do not assume a lender must accept a particular arrangement until the local rules are checked.
What if repossession, possession or enforcement is threatened?
SHORT ANSWER
Use the actual notice, order or warrant and every date shown on it. Formal enforcement can take priority over ordinary letters, so verify the correct jurisdiction-specific response before acting.
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