Should I hire a non lawyer firm to handle the debt collection lawsuit against me?
Feb 19, 2017
You shouldn't hire a non-lawyer to handle your case. You should either handle the case on your own, or you should hire a licensed attorney in Alabama who knows how to handle these types of lawsuits. I...
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What is a 1692e(8) FDCPA violation against debt collectors for false credit reporting?
Feb 19, 2017
A 1692e(8) violation under the FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) allows consumers to sue debt collectors, instead of disputing through the credit bureaus. Under this section of the FDCPA, the...
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What is an Autodialer?
Feb 19, 2017
An autodialer is a machine that calls thousands of numbers an hour. Usually we'll get a call from our doctor's office from an autodialer to remind us of an appointment, which helps us out.. The TCPA p...
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"Why is the defendant entitled to see my medical records in my car wreck case?"
Feb 19, 2017
This is a reasonable question, because of HIPAA and other laws that explain your right to privacy. When we sue the defendant and claim personal injury, the defendant has the right to defend themselves...
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What exactly is an annuity?
Feb 19, 2017
An annuity is where we turn our assets into stead streams of income. We give the insurance company money, and they give us a contract that says they will give you X amount a month for X amount of mont...
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"What should I do if the debt collector lies about removing false credit reporting?"
Feb 19, 2017
If the debt collector is lying about removing false credit reporting, sue them in Federal Court for money damages. These debt collectors have a bad habit of explaining their actions by saying, "It's j...
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What is a Default Judgment in Alabama?
Feb 19, 2017
A default judgment is a document that you receive if you ignore your collection lawsuit. It says that you owe the collection agency. Take a default judgment seriously, because it will affect your cred...
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What's the difference between my note, mortgage, and deed in Alabama?
Feb 07, 2017
These three terms are related to your home. The note is the debt. The mortgage is the security tying the debt to your home. We like to say that the mortgage "ties the debt to the dirt." The deed is th...
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Can debt collectors violate the TCPA?
Feb 07, 2017
Yes, they can. Debt collectors often violate the TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act) when they blow up your cell phone with computer/robo dialed calls and text messages. Discover when it is illeg...
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Why is my mortgage company repeatedly asking me for the same documents?
Feb 06, 2017
It's very frustrating to go through a loan modification and the mortgage company keeps asking you for the same documentation over and over. Make sure and send the documents (even multiple times) to th...
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