Rochelle N. Poulton

Rochelle N. Poulton's Answers (135)

Phoenix, AZ

Business Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ

Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate

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My home was forclosed and sold in 10 months, Nov. 2009. This is reported on my credit history.

Rochelle's answer | Answered on June 10, 2013

Unfortunately, you are not alone. It sounds like someone updated or "re-aged" the information relating to your account. Credit bureaus, like...

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How much impact does a update or recent activity on a old charge off account effect your credit score?

Rochelle's answer | Answered on March 01, 2013

When the credit bureaus update the "reported date" on your credit report it can have an adverse impact on your credit score. The reported date is...

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What happens if I send in my original and accurate credit information to the credit bureaus?

Rochelle's answer | Answered on February 25, 2013

Disputing information on your credit report is a process, and you must start with the credit bureaus. The bureaus change information based on the...

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I had a credit line, the bank sold the account to collection company, i paid to them the amount that we agreed, now they sent t

Rochelle's answer | Answered on February 18, 2013

There are potential income tax consequences when deciding to settle an old and unpaid debt. In your case it sounds like the debt collector agreed...

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Obtaining Credit Reports from the 3 major credit bureaus and all other credit bureaus

Rochelle's answer | Answered on February 01, 2013

1. It sounds like you are trying to monitor your credit and one of the best ways to do that is to enroll in a credit monitoring service. They...

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