Alabama Foreclosure - Overview of Five Common Mistakes When Sued For Ejectment
May 18, 2010
After a foreclosure in Alabama, if you do not move out of your home then the mortgage company will sue you to eject (or evict) you from your home.
In this video I discuss the five most common mistakes...
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An Example Of Why It Is Important To Document Collection Calls
May 18, 2010
In this video I discuss an example of a consumer who documented collection calls and was able to determine that the calls were made by an autodialer to her cell phone which raises the possibility of ...
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What Are The Three Types Of Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) Violations?
May 04, 2010
Lying to consumers in collecting a debt This makes sense - if a collector uses deception . . . lies . . . to collect a debt then that just strikes us as being wrong. Sometimes abusive collectors wil...
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What Are The Four Benefits To Suing Under The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)?
May 03, 2010
First Benefit - Actual Damages If the conduct (mis-conduct) of the furnisher (the one who gives the information) or the credit reporting agency (Equifax, Experian, Trans Union, etc) has actually harm...
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What Are the Four Requirements For the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act to Apply?
May 02, 2010
Learn when the FDCPA applies if you are dealing with a collection agency....
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What Are the Four Requirements For the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act to Apply?
May 02, 2010
Learn when the FDCPA applies if you are dealing with a collection agency....
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Alabama Foreclosure - What Is the Difference Between the Note and The Mortgage in Alabama?
May 02, 2010
Note - The Debt The note is simply the debt. It is the document that establishes how much you have borrowed, who you borrowed it from, how long you owe it, and what the repayment plan is - fixed or ...
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Three Stages Of Foreclosure In Alabama
May 02, 2010
This is an overview of the three stages of foreclosure in Alabama:
Before the foreclosure sale;
The actual foreclosure sale;
After the foreclosure sale including the ejectment lawsuit.
In future gui...
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Debt Buyer Lawsuits - Biggest Danger Alabama Consumers Face
Apr 11, 2010
The single biggest danger facing Alabama consumers who have been sued by debt collectors or debt buyers is failing to answer the lawsuit.
If you don't answer the lawsuit, the judge will normally enter...
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Debt Buyer Lawsuits - "What Are My Time Limits To Answer In Alabama?"
Apr 08, 2010
In Circuit Court - we normally have 30 days to answer.
In District Court (or Small Claims) we normally have 14 days to answer.
Make sure you answer - otherwise you will automatically lose!
Best wish...
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