I sold a condo and am looking to buy another one. How long are the proceeds protected

The proceeds from the sale of a Florida homestead are exempt for 12 months, provided that the owner has the intent to re-invest in another Florida...

Recieved summons for pre-trial meeting regarding credit card debit? do I need a lawyer?

You can call the attorney and try to settle, but that won't protect your rights. You have twenty days to answer. If this was a debt buyer, you...

Can I file bankruptcy in Florida if I resided there before moving to Europe. I only have credit card debt.

To have jurisdiction, you really either need assets in the jurisdiction where you file (I.e., a nexus or connection) or where you have lived the...

Can I file bankruptcy in Florida if I resided there before moving to Europe. I only have credit card debt.

To have jurisdiction, you really either need assets in the jurisdiction where you file (I.e., a nexus or connection) or where you have lived the...

Can I file bankruptcy in Florida if I resided there before moving to Europe. I only have credit card debt.

To have jurisdiction, you really either need assets in the jurisdiction where you file (I.e., a nexus or connection) or where you have lived the...

Can a debt collector add to the amount of a judgement that's already made?

The judgment will most likely allow interest. Otherwise, the judgment would not be allowed to unilaterally change.

I received a letter from my bank letting me know that I am in default on a credit card I have through them. What will happen?

Any number of things could happen. Creditor could report delinquency to credit bureaus, turn over to debt collector or eventually file a lawsuit -...

Can a bill collection agency talk to a family memeber about your account without you oking it?

They absolutely cannot. Gather details, evidence and find a consumer lawyer who can help. A summons will get their attention, even if only for a...

Can a Credit Card Company enforce a Personal Guaranttee that they claim was given verbally?

Statute of Frauds generally requires guarantees to answer for the debt of another to be a signed writing. Deny and demand strict proof thereof. ...

Well, unless your state has a first party debt collection statute (e.g., California Rosenthal Act, Florida FCCPA, etc.) they can still lawfully...

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