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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) may get a slight tweaking if a new law comes in that would allow creditors and debt collectors to text and email customers about their debt. The proposed change has consumer advocacy groups worried that it will limit the protections consumers have right…

It was in mid-May when the media picked up a story about a man who faced foreclosure from the city on his home due to unpaid fines. The fines went back to 2018 when he was away from his home for several months settling his mother’s estate. The grass on…

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Since the housing crisis hit in 2007, there has been no state more seriously impacted than Florida. The Sunshine State emerged as the leader of the pack in foreclosures immediately following the Great Recession. Over time, Florida foreclosures dropped and people began once again buying homes and keeping them, with…

Filing for bankruptcy is a great option for those who have a crushing amount of debt and don’t see a way out. However, because bankruptcy discharges debt, or allows for a longer period for you to repay your creditors, not everyone can successfully file for bankruptcy. Regardless of the type…

A person’s financial situation rests largely on their credit score, which is based on their credit report. Having too low of a score can prevent people from applying for much-needed loans, credit cards, and can even prevent them from certain job and housing opportunities. There are a number of reasons…

When struggling homeowners are facing foreclosure, they typically think it’s a process they must go through all alone. It’s not. Some foreclosures are worth fighting and when they are, it’s very possible for a homeowner to stay in their home. Working with an attorney will give you a much better…

When a person doesn’t pay their debts, creditors often take action. A utility company may cut off the power to a delinquent borrower’s home, or a mobile phone company may disconnect someone’s data. There are situations, though, when it seems impossible to take something away from a borrower, such as…

If you have fallen significantly behind on your debts and don’t see a way to pay them off, you’re likely thinking about filing for bankruptcy. This is often an ideal solution for many, as it allows them a fresh financial start and can help them get back on their feet….