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Collections Lawsuit: But Who Owns Your Account?

You are probably extremely tired of dealing with financial issues and creditors, and worrying about how to pay bills with money you do not have, but it is worth your time to consult with an experienced law firm like Fitzgerald & Campbell, APLC if you have been served with a collections lawsuit.

Pre-Emptive Action for Avoiding Default or Court Judgments

If you feel like your own credit-card debt is getting out of control and you need advice, contact Fitzgerald & Campbell, APLC, a law firm with decades of experience in helping clients to explore their financial options. Let us review your case and help you go from there. We are here to help!

US Trillion Dollar Student Loan Crisis – Are You Part of It?

Contact us at Fitzgerald & Campbell, APLC now. Our attorneys have decades of experience in serving clients with student loan debt and similar financial situations. Let us review your case and discuss what would work best for you. We are here to help!

Collection Lawsuits and Delinquencies on the Rise: 2017 Q3 Shows Further Increases

If you are trying to figure out how to handle overwhelming debt or collection lawsuits or judgments, thinking about filing for bankruptcy, or exploring other options for debt reorganization, contact us at Fitzgerald & Campbell, APLC.

Student Loan Defaults More Common with College Dropouts

A recent news article states that nearly 40 percent of borrowers are in various stages of delinquency or default.

Collecting Judgments: Lenders May Run Your Credit Report to Snoop

If you are finding it difficult to pay your bills and need an experienced debtor rights attorney, contact us at Fitzgerald & Campbell, APLC. We can review your current situation and discuss your options with you, whether that means a negotiated settlement, bankruptcy, or more.

Student Loan Issues: Co-Signers Could Face Serious Repercussions

If you are a co-signer on a student loan, you may find yourself wondering what to do if the borrower has dropped out of school and shows no signs of worrying about paying back the debt—or even with graduation behind them and a new job, they may still be struggling. If you are beginning to receive calls from debt collectors and are worried about what is going to happen to your credit score, consult with an experienced law firm like Fitzgerald & Campbell, APLC now.

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Strategic Student Loan Defaults Growing in the US

Many consumers and borrowers today though are eschewing worry and respect for the credit score in lieu of more strategic financial moves.

Collection Lawsuit Responses: What Not to Say

Creditors often back down quickly in the face of a court battle.

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