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Y in the Bankruptcy Alphabet— Are You Too Young to File Bankruptcy?

Posted on September 8, 2012 by

I have discussed bankruptcy with many clients, young and old. It is hard enough for people to come to the decision that they will file for bankruptcy protection. Harder still is the decision to file for bankruptcy when you are … Continue reading →

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Bill Collectors Keep Calling Me and They are Being Nasty- What can I do?

Posted on August 6, 2012 by

Over all the years I’ve been helping my clients solve their debt problems, the most common complaint I’ve heard is that the bill collectors call non-stop and are mean. This is not new. Most people just throw up their hands … Continue reading →

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Learn about New Consumer protection laws in Illinois

Posted on July 26, 2012 by

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed 2 new laws to help prevent consumer abuse. The first restricts the amounts of costs and penalties and types of home loans, to avoid some of the high-cost, risky, often unfair home loans that borrowers … Continue reading →

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H is for Harrassment (as in Stopping Harrassment!)

Posted on January 23, 2012 by
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H in the Bankruptcy Alphabet stands for Harrassment.  One of the big reasons people file bankruptcy is to stop harassing phone calls and letters from companies and people they owe.  Once people fall behind in their payments, naturally, the creditors … Continue reading →

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