Your stress level likely goes sky-high each and every time you receive another call from someone trying to collect a debt. Harassment from debt collectors has led to the loss of jobs, marital instability, personal bankruptcies, and a serious invasion of privacy. Is it legal for debt collectors to pursue the verification or collection of…
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It's important to know how to get rid of a judgment lien as a homeowner. Bankruptcy would, of course, be one option, but there are more. Hiring a debt resolution lawyer could well be in your best interest. Before we can answer the question of how to remove a judgment lien from your house, however,…
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For certain individuals who find themselves drowning in debt, one good option may be that of Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Though less than the amount actually owed, applied provisions allow someone with regular income to keep their assets while repaying creditors. Assets can include cars, houses, etc. The Chapter 13 bankruptcy requirements, however, for bankruptcy protection…
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In the case of bankruptcy, the terms "discharge" and "dismissal" are at opposite ends. For whatever reason, however, the topic of bankruptcy dismissal versus discharge is frequently a blurry one. For those needing bankruptcy protection, terms like "Chapter 7", “Chapter 13", "discharge", and "dismissal" are important things to know. The quickest and easiest way to…
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A debt collection agency going by the name of Crown Asset Management keeps making harassing, intimidating phone calls to your home. It's got you feeling overwhelmed, stressed out, and anxious. Before you go off the deep end and start thinking about Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, remember that you have legal rights! In a…
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Dealing with debt collection can be very stressful. It's even worse when you get a summons that seems to be from a court or legal authority. Debt collectors sometimes use dirty tricks. For example, they might send fake summons to scare people into paying. This article will explain how to spot a fake summons from…
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Dealing with debt collection can be very stressful. It's even worse when you get a summons that seems to be from a court or legal authority. Debt collectors sometimes use dirty tricks. For example, they might send fake summons to scare people into paying. This article will explain how to spot a fake summons from…
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When it comes to borrowing money, there are two primary types of debt: unsecured and secured. Knowing the contrast between unsecured vs. secured debt is important for managing your money well and making informed choices when borrowing. What Is Unsecured Debt? Loans or credit given without any collateral or security are called unsecured debt. The…
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Bankruptcy is a law that helps people and businesses when they can’t pay their debts. It can be used to erase or change their debts. Bankruptcy is sometimes seen as a final option, but it can help with a lot of debt. Deciding when to file for bankruptcy in Texas can be hard. It needs…
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