Difference Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 Bankruptcies
Have you ever considered filing for bankruptcy as a means to avoid paying for debt? There are…
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Can Collection Agencies Search My Bank Account?
Do you know if a collection agency can search a debtor’s bank account for funds to pay…
Continue ReadingWhat is Post-Judgment Debt Collection?
So now you’ve obtained a judgment in a debt lawsuit that allows you to collect the amount…
Continue ReadingWhat are Final Notice Forms?
Have you ever had a company owe you money? If you’re a company and are waiting on…
Continue ReadingHow to Deal with Debt Collectors
We’ve already explained the process of how debt collection works ; beginning with the first bill you…
Continue ReadingWhat is a Debtors’ Prison?
A debtors’ prison is a prison specifically designed for people who are unable to pay off their…
Continue ReadingThe Future of CFPB Under New Presidency
Since the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) was established in 2011 as an independent company, consumer protection…
Continue ReadingWhat is the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act?
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is a consumer protection amendment that limits how third-party debt collectors…
Continue ReadingWhat Is a Lien?
A lien is a legal right a creditor can place on a debtor’s property to ensure the…
Continue ReadingHow Does a Creditor Lawsuit Work?
Depending on the debt amount and to who its owed to there are a few different courts…
Continue ReadingWhat is Skip Tracing?
In the realm of debt collection, legal proceedings, and even personal investigations, skip tracing emerges as a…
Continue ReadingHow Debt Collection Works
The average credit card debt of U.S. households is approximately $5,700, according to the most recent data…
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