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Are You Being Sued By A Debt Buyer? (credit cards, car loans and private student loans)

Have you just learned you’re being sued by one of these companies? National Collegiate Student Loan Trust CACH LLC Midland Credit Management Portfolio Recovery Associates Sherman Acquisition West Asset Management NCO Portfolio Transworld Cavalry Portfolio These companies have probably purchased debt that you may or may not owe.  There are…

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Consumers have a Right to Prevent Robocalls! A Florida Law Firm Uses the TCPA to Settle Debts.

A three judge panel federal court ruled recently against Dell Computer when Dell continued to use an automated dialing system to make debt collection calls to a consumer. This consumer had written Dell asking it to stop calling her cell phone. Dell ignored the letter. The 3rd Circuit Court of…

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I’ve just been served, what do I do?

In Florida, typically someone who is sued is served with the lawsuit and given 20 or sometimes 30 days to file a response. If the lawsuit was filed in small claims court, you are given a date to appear at a pretrial conference instead of filing a written response. The…

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Principal Reductions are Happening: Don’t Give Up if You Want to Keep Your House

Here’s an example in Tampa, Florida this month for one of our foreclosure clients who wanted to keep her house and avoid the possibility of a deficiency judgment: New monthly payment: $933.45 with escrow Old monthly payment: $1,491.35 New interest rate: 4% fixed Old interest rate: 7.75 % fixed Term:…

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1099C Debt Cancellation: Tampa Florida Channel 13 Interviews Attorney Christie Arkovich

Creditors are busily sending out more 1099C’s then ever before according to a story by Jeremy Campbell of Channel 13 in Tampa, Florida this week. The news story “How the IRS taxes debt” explains that debt settlements while good, come with a penalty. Consumers are taxed on the forgiven debt…

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