Help! I’m Being Sued by a Creditor. What Can I Do?

If you received a notice that a creditor is suing you, don’t panic! You can protect yourself and your assets. In this blog, we’ll walk...

Medical Debt Relief: How a Lawyer Can Help You

Significant medical debt can make it difficult or impossible to buy a car or home, make other investments, or feel free from financial stress and...

How can I stop income garnishment?

When creditors or debt collectors file a lawsuit to collect a debt, the court can issue a judgment for you to pay them. The company...

How long after bankruptcy can I buy a car?

If you have had to declare bankruptcy, your financial options may be limited. Lenders are not necessarily running to extend your credit, and taking out...

Can Debt Collectors Call You at Work?

Life may deal you setbacks, or you may end up in financial straits, leaving you unable to pay some bills. Your creditors have the right...

Statute of limitations on debt in California

People in debt fear getting a call or letter from a collection agency about the money they owe. While debt collectors have some power, there...

Fake Debt Collection Lawsuits Are Usually Real

There is no such thing as a fake lawsuit. Even if the debt is fake, the court process is legitimate, and the court’s orders are...

What happens after a judgment is entered against you?

If a court enters a judgment against you in favor of a creditor, many things can occur. Read on to learn more about judgments and...

If a debt is written off, can it still be collected?

The party you borrowed money from often differs from the one who tries to collect from you. If you have not made payments on a...

How long does debt stay on your credit report?

For better or worse, your credit report defines you in the eyes of creditors and other parties. They will briefly examine your credit history and...