Monthly Archives: March 2021
At What Point in the Foreclosure Process Can the Mortgage Lender Enter Your Home?
To you, your house is home, the place where you have cooked holiday meals and where your children have lived since they came home from the hospital as newborns. To the bank that issued your mortgage loan, though, your house is collateral. The real asset is the money they get from you when you… Read More »
So, Creditors Are Threatening to Garnish Your Bank Account?
“Attachment” is a perfectly harmless word, except in certain contexts. You try to show your spouse that you care about them, and your spouse responds by telling you that you have an insecure attachment style. Your mother accidentally downloaded a virus onto her computer because you were one second too late saying, “Don’t click… Read More »
A Debt Collection Abuse Lawyer Can Help Spare You the Humiliation of Debtors’ Examinations
There are probably a lot of things you miss about being a kid, such as not having any financial responsibilities and having an unlimited capacity for junk food, but you probably don’t miss your parents butting into your business and auditing your personal belongings if they suspected you of lying. It was humiliating when… Read More »
Will Requesting a Mortgage Forbearance Make Things Better or Worse?
Things are looking more hopeful with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic than they have since the fall. The rate of positive tests and new infections has been on the decline in Pennsylvania for well over a month, and healthcare workers are not the only people who have received at least one dose of a… Read More »
