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Whether you are the Landlord or the Tenant, it's important to know when the Landlord can retain the deposit at the end of the lease. Call us to find out more!
Synopsis of Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals sase considering whether phone messages left for consumers by debt collectors violates the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).
A summary of the legal options available to consumers under the Alabama Lemon Law.
An article identifying twelve (12) of the most common violations of the FDCPA by debt collection agencies which have impacted consumers in the State of Alabama and across the country.
Analysis of the realities of arbitration.
Analysis of a recent U.S. District Court case on the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
Information on how to lower your mortgage interest rate under the Home Affordable Refinance Program.
The basics of how to represent the homeowner facing foreclosure
These are steps you can take if you are in default on your student loans.
If your rights are violated by collection agence you can sue them as part of your bankruptcy.
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