How Do I Do These Things?

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  Sham7185th December, 2005

  I think writing to the bureaus is their preferred method of disputing. Or when you pull up your report from one of their sites they let you fill out a dispute online. They ask for 30 days from that to complete your inquiry.

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  d_random5th December, 2005

  you need everything in writing. Go to www.creditboards.com for the best info on the WWW.

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  DaShow5th December, 2005

  You can dispute online with www.transunion.com and www.experian.com but in writing with equifax. They do however have a form on their website.

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  birchman221st December, 2005

  Equifax offers online disputes also I used it a couple of times. And their website is www.equifax.com

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  d_random21st December, 2005

  There is no point in talking to them anyway, you want to get everything in writing.

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  linlin6th January, 2006

  You will most likely lose this. Since she had no will in the state of Florida the property escheated to the government (Florida Statute Chapter 732) to be held in trust for heirs for 10 years (state would probably sell house). Property held by the government cannot be claimed by adverse possession.
  Once the state starts the probate process you might be able to get the money back
  I say go talk to a lawyer