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Texas debtors’ rights to collect legal fees from creditors
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has ruled that creditors may now be required to pay the…
Repossession numbers on the rise in some areas
As Texas residents may know, while the rate of foreclosures may have dropped to earlier levels, the number of bank…
Misrepresentations in bankruptcy can lead to asset seizure
Texas consumers sometimes face mounting debt that becomes unmanageable and need to file for bankruptcy. While bankruptcy can provide people…
Important facts about filing for bankruptcy
When bills overwhelm an individual, bankruptcy might present itself as a legal way out of financial hardship. The process, however,…
Foreclosed homeowners getting second chances
Homeowners in Texas who are having financial problems are often worried about what will happen to their residence. In some…
Using caution when resolving debt
As many Texas residents may know, debt settlement might sound promising. However, unscrupulous companies may be taking advantage of a…
Eliminating credit card debt
Many families in Texas struggle with overwhelming credit card debt after going through a financial crisis. When times are hard,…
Foreclosures still a problem in some areas
Texas residents may have noticed that there are not as many foreclosures on the housing market as there were during…
Filing personal bankruptcy for real estate debts in Texas
In the past, filing for bankruptcy was considered the easy way out of debt and carried a social stigmata. However,…
Department of Education to develop loan forgiveness regulations
Cases involving students in Texas and around the country being defrauded by their colleges have prompted action by the U.S.…
Abandoning a foreclosure too soon could create a problem
Many people in Texas don't know that once they get a foreclosure notice in the mail, it could be several…
The prevalence of credit card debt
Just because buying things with plastic is easy does not mean that every Texas cardholder can pay off a credit…
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