02.26.2020 | by Lauren Lamb
When can your mortgage company enter your home?
Imagine coming home after a long day at work, only to find your house padlocked and all of your belongings thrown to the curb.
The scenario may sound unrealistic for most of us, but for a number of homeowners who are behind on their mortgage payments, it’s an everyday reality.
12.18.2019 | by Chris Frye
Will Bankruptcy Affect My Retirement Money?
Before changes were made to the bankruptcy laws on October 17, 2005, there were rumors abound that it would become very difficult for the average person to file bankruptcy.
Did that happen?
No.
Were some laws introduced that were unfriendly to the consumer?
Yes.
12.26.2018 | by Kenny Steinberg
The After Christmas Bills Blues
If I had to come up with a song title to my client’s concerns after the holiness, glamour, and majesty of Christmas has ended, it would be “I’ve Got the After Christmas Bills Blues."
09.22.2017 | by Tom Rose
Put a Security Freeze on Equifax Hackers
You’ve probably heard something in the news recently about a company named Equifax being hacked. It’s a name that might even sound familiar to you. It should. It’s a credit reporting agency and it knows everything there is to know about you. Your name, address, Social Security number, birthday, loan and credit card activity, and even in some cases your driver’s license number. It’s all there in the Equifax database.
02.09.2017 | by Tom Rose
