Credit Repair

Legal Guides for Credit Repair

  1. Repairing Your Credit After Identity Theft

    Robert Craig Thurston

    File a Police Report. Some creditors will try to dissuade you from filing a report with the police, but you MUST do this. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says this is an absolute requirement and... more

  2. Virginia Credit Error Correction

    Jason Meyer Krumbein

    The Fair Credit Reporting Act is designed to protect consumers from inaccurate or outdated information on credit reports.CONSUMER REPORTING AGENCY REINVESTIGATIONS and The Fair Credit Reporting Act... more

  3. Dealing With Collection Agencies

    Jesse David Conway

    What can a debt collector do to me? This depends on whether the debt is secured or unsecured. Secured debt is debt that has collateral. For instance, if you have a car loan, the lender most... more

  4. Florida's Stop and Frisk Statute

    Sabarish P Neelakanta

    Detention as authorized by Floridas Stop and Frisk Statute 901.151 is limited and is not the same as an arrest. Section 901.151 provides that an officer is entitled to temporarily detain an... more

  5. Life After Bankruptcy: Credit Repair

    Randy M. Creighton

    You filedbankruptcy, received your discharge and now want to start life after bankruptcy. Step one of life after bankruptcy should be to repair your credit and start building a positive credit... more

  6. Credit After Bankruptcy

    William David Weber

    1. What Is a Credit Report?. A credit report is a history of your payments and other financial data. It contains historical information on where you live, how you pay your bills, and whether you’ve... more

  7. What really affects you Credit Score?

    Edward Albert Brown

    It seems like we are constantly bombarded these days with horror stories about the importance of your credit score. With the rise of identity theft and the volume of consumer credit, the credit score... more

  8. Re-establishing Credit After Bankruptcy

    Jeffrey Erich Foster

    Review your credit report. Obtain credit reports from Equifax, Transunion and Experian after your bankruptcy has been discharged. Carefully review your credit report to ensure that all debts are... more

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