Birmingham, MI
Debt collection Lawyer at Birmingham, MI
Practice Areas: Debt Collection, Debt Settlement
You can help keep the odds in your favor by insisting on good documentation throughout the credit and collection process. Good documentation begins with a credit application, which is required before y...
See Full GuideWhy did the check bounce? Most often it's because of a mistake by your customer. On rare occasions, it's the result of the bank's mistake. With a few simple steps you can minimize the incidence and imp...
See Full GuideElectronic signatures, such as confirming emails or click-ons ("I agree") or similar buttons are valid means of entering into contracts which are binding, and which will be upheld in court. There are t...
See Full GuideIf you have good collection policies, they include timeframes in which to take certain actions, such as the following: * Following up with demand letters requiring payment when an account balance be...
See Full GuideThis is hot and important news for debtors and creditors who have mortgages expedited (how ironic) through MERS (Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc.) in Michigan. The Michigan Court of Appe...
See Full GuideIt has always been improper to take anyones SS or SSI or similar benefit from a bank or credit union pursuant to a garnishment...the change you may be hearing about, which supposedly took place on May ...
See Full GuideA. The value of a financial statement A financial statement is the financial picture of a company at a particular point in time. It is exactly the same as taking a picture of your children. Within a...
See Full GuideIs there a personal guarantee in a situation where a corporate officer has signed it as agent of the corporation? Consider a case where a document signed by the guarantor titled "GUARANTEE OF LEAS...
See Full GuideBusiness contracts are always the subject of much litigation. It seems that there is no such thing as a bullet proof contract or a contract which just cant be interpreted more than one way. So, when...
See Full GuideThe UCC defines a negotiable instrument as an unconditional writing that promises or orders the payment of a fixed amount of money, including all checks, drafts, promissory notes and certificates of de...
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