The eviction moratorium is over. What now?

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Landlords and debtors are ready to start collecting missed payments. If you are behind on rent or mortgage payments, now is not the time to give up. Our bankruptcy lawyers can help stop your foreclosure through a variety of debt relief strategies.

Will a second COVID-19 stimulus check affect a bankruptcy case?

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For many individuals, filing for bankruptcy has been the only hope they have for regaining their financial footing and keeping their homes. For those who have filed or are going to fill for bankruptcy, questions about the way that COVID-19 stimulus checks may affect the process weigh heavily on their minds.

How Judgement Collection Can Be Halted Through Bankruptcy

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We live in difficult economic times.  It is often beyond one’s control if he or she loses a source of income, or has a family financial emergency that makes it difficult or impossible to pay all the bills in a given month.   For instance, if the inability to make your required credit card payments continues, […]

Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (“CARD”)

This post will serve as a follow-up to the August 21, 2009 post regarding new CARD laws.  On February 22, 2010 the next wave of CARD laws go into effect.  The new enactments focus on credit card laws and regulations to improve consumer awareness and financial management.  The four (4) principal changes going into effect on […]

CARD – Consumer protection against credit card abuses

As of today, August 20, 2009 the first provisions of the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (“CARD”) go into effect.  CARD is designed to protect consumers against credit card abuses, including high fees, penalties and provide additional notice procedures.  There are two primary changes going into effect today, discussed below. Change #1. Under […]