Many Americans have been hit hard with debt and have turned to credit cards to bridge the gaps. However, now their debts are rising as their credit card payments become overwhelming.
When you first find something wrong on your credit report, it can be hard to know where to start.
Boleman Law will help you if you are behind on rent payments, you have received an eviction notice or are in the process of losing your residence.
In April, Boleman Law attorney, Matt Hahne appeared on the Hampton Roads Show to talk about financial health during a crisis. During his appearance, Matt Hahne highlighted the two trillion dollars economic stimulus package released by the U.S. federal government.
Medical bills, credit card debt, payday loans – there are good reasons why you’re behind on your bills. But there are legal solutions that will get your life back.
Living paycheck to paycheck? Now your job is gone! Losing your job – and your income – can be devastating. How do you pay the bills? How long can you hang on? Where can you get help?
Has a divorce put you up against the financial wall? Not only is a divorce a time of great emotional turmoil, it probably means that an income is gone and the responsibility for supporting a home and children now rests on one person – you.
Even though your home is your most valuable asset, you probably don’t have a say in who services your mortgage. What should you do if your mortgage company makes a mistake?
Wow! The bills just keep coming. Credit card, car payment, mortgage or rent, medical, power and utilities. Just to name a few! It’s difficult to juggle them all at once. One gets missed. Then another. Pretty soon you’re behind, worried and don’t know what to do. We will help you.
Medical costs are a fact of life. And even if you have health insurance, there’s the deductible and items insurance doesn’t cover. If you’re like most people, living paycheck to paycheck, medical debt can make it very difficult to keep the bills paid.
Millions of Americans have student loans. And sometimes life, jobs and circumstances get in the way. You can’t keep it up to date. And then you’re in trouble.
Got a payday or title loan that never seems to get paid off? A payday or title loan may have seemed like the only answer at the time. But between the fees and interest it never gets paid off and now you owe more than ever.
Have you received notice of a judgment or lien? Ignoring it won’t make it go away. You’ve had a financial problem or a bill you couldn’t pay. A tax problem, perhaps. Now there’s a judgment filed against you.
The vast majority of people who file bankruptcy are good, hardworking people who have experienced a severe unanticipated circumstance. Often, these folks never even contemplate bankruptcy until they had no other options.
Sometimes bills get missed. Or you’re trying to juggle payments and it’s just not working. If you’re getting collection phone calls or letters, a skilled, experienced attorney will review your legal rights and protections.
Medical bills, credit card debt, payday loans or any number of other reasons can cause you to get behind on your bills.
Job loss, medical bills, divorce or any number of other factors can cause you to get behind on your mortgage. There are legal solutions.
Credit reporting can be confusing. Quite often, what seems like “common knowledge” or “common sense” is, well, wrong. Many of the truths behind credit reporting may surprise you.
If you’re worried about your financial situation, don’t be embarrassed. You’re not alone. There are legal solutions. We will help you.
An important step in taking control of your personal finances is to create a realistic budget and stick to it.
If you’re like most people, you live from paycheck to paycheck. But what happens if your paycheck is suddenly cut by 20% or disappears altogether? If you see sequestration or work cutbacks in your future, here are 10 things you can do to do to get ready.
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Many Americans have been hit hard with debt and have turned to credit cards to bridge the gaps. However, now their debts are rising as their credit card payments become overwhelming.
When you first find something wrong on your credit report, it can be hard to know where to start.
Boleman Law will help you if you are behind on rent payments, you have received an eviction notice or are in the process of losing your residence.
In April, Boleman Law attorney, Matt Hahne appeared on the Hampton Roads Show to talk about financial health during a crisis. During his appearance, Matt Hahne highlighted the two trillion dollars economic stimulus package released by the U.S. federal government.
Medical bills, credit card debt, payday loans – there are good reasons why you’re behind on your bills. But there are legal solutions that will get your life back.
Living paycheck to paycheck? Now your job is gone! Losing your job – and your income – can be devastating. How do you pay the bills? How long can you hang on? Where can you get help?
Has a divorce put you up against the financial wall? Not only is a divorce a time of great emotional turmoil, it probably means that an income is gone and the responsibility for supporting a home and children now rests on one person – you.
Even though your home is your most valuable asset, you probably don’t have a say in who services your mortgage. What should you do if your mortgage company makes a mistake?
Wow! The bills just keep coming. Credit card, car payment, mortgage or rent, medical, power and utilities. Just to name a few! It’s difficult to juggle them all at once. One gets missed. Then another. Pretty soon you’re behind, worried and don’t know what to do. We will help you.
Medical costs are a fact of life. And even if you have health insurance, there’s the deductible and items insurance doesn’t cover. If you’re like most people, living paycheck to paycheck, medical debt can make it very difficult to keep the bills paid.
Millions of Americans have student loans. And sometimes life, jobs and circumstances get in the way. You can’t keep it up to date. And then you’re in trouble.
Got a payday or title loan that never seems to get paid off? A payday or title loan may have seemed like the only answer at the time. But between the fees and interest it never gets paid off and now you owe more than ever.
Have you received notice of a judgment or lien? Ignoring it won’t make it go away. You’ve had a financial problem or a bill you couldn’t pay. A tax problem, perhaps. Now there’s a judgment filed against you.
The vast majority of people who file bankruptcy are good, hardworking people who have experienced a severe unanticipated circumstance. Often, these folks never even contemplate bankruptcy until they had no other options.
Sometimes bills get missed. Or you’re trying to juggle payments and it’s just not working. If you’re getting collection phone calls or letters, a skilled, experienced attorney will review your legal rights and protections.
Medical bills, credit card debt, payday loans or any number of other reasons can cause you to get behind on your bills.
Job loss, medical bills, divorce or any number of other factors can cause you to get behind on your mortgage. There are legal solutions.
Credit reporting can be confusing. Quite often, what seems like “common knowledge” or “common sense” is, well, wrong. Many of the truths behind credit reporting may surprise you.
If you’re worried about your financial situation, don’t be embarrassed. You’re not alone. There are legal solutions. We will help you.
An important step in taking control of your personal finances is to create a realistic budget and stick to it.
If you’re like most people, you live from paycheck to paycheck. But what happens if your paycheck is suddenly cut by 20% or disappears altogether? If you see sequestration or work cutbacks in your future, here are 10 things you can do to do to get ready.
