Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
This blog has previously reported on the lengths that creditors and debt collectors will go to collect money they are owed. This story out of another state, will leave a bad taste in most of our Miami readers’ mouths. A man who bravely served his country and...
Oct 3, 2017 | Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Proceedings
It can happen to anyone. Loss of a job, an illness, a death or any other loss of income can cause Florida residents to experience a repossession. While it can be embarrassing for someone to have a car, home, boat or other property repossessed, a main concern is likely...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
When most people log on to their social media page they expect to hear about a niece’s recital, a friend’s softball game, answer a Farmville request, or to view a picture of a cute puppy accompanied by some random words of wisdom. What they don’t...
Oct 3, 2017 | Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Proceedings
A large bank has been given hefty fines for handling a foreclosure case improperly. The Bank of America, a popular bank in Florida and across the country, has been fined $45 million for its response to one couple who tried in vain to stop their home from being...
Oct 3, 2017 | HOW TO DEAL WITH CREDITOR HARASSMENT ARCHIVES
Last week we wrote a post on debt collectors who were seeking to collect using social networking sites such as Facebook. While this approach may feel invasive it is certainly not the only approach taken by debt collectors that seems extreme. In all too many instances...
