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Posts Categorized In: Current Affairs

California Debt Blog: More on JPMorgan Chase

May 17, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

Last week I wrote about the California Attorney General suing JPMorgan Chase for its debt collection practices. Today, Lawyers.com comes out with an article abou tthe same issue. There are two issues that should be pointed out. First, these practices…

Categories: Current Affairs, FDCPA, Hiring an attorney, Legal Process, News, Rosenthal FDCPA Tags: Brachfeld and Associates, California Attorney General, Capital One, Chase, debt collection, debt collector, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, FDCPA, Frederick J. Hanna and Associates, JP Morgan, JP Morgan Chase, JPMorgan Chase, justice, Kamala Harris, Legal Recovery Law Offices, Rosenthal Act, Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

California Debt Blog: JPMorgan Chase sued by California Attorney General

May 10, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

According to Yahoo, JPMorgan Chase was sued by the California Attorney General. The basis of the lawsuit is that JPMorgan Chase is filing lawsuits in California without any support. Basically, these are nonsense lawsuits where Chase cannot prove anything, but…

Categories: Credit, Current Affairs, FDCPA, Legal Process, Rosenthal FDCPA Tags: Bank of America, Brachfeld and Associates, Capital One, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, FDCPA, FIA Card Services, JP Morgan Chase, JPMorgan Chase, LLC, Persolve, RFDCPA, Rosenthal Act, Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Rosenthal FDCPA, Wells Fargo

FAQ: Do I really need renters insurance?

May 3, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

Question: I rent an apartment. Do I really need renter’s insurance? Answer: YES!!! I cannot be more emphatic. YES!!!! Okay, so I was a little more emphatic. There are two reasons why. The first is less common, but just as…

Categories: Claims, Consumer Issues, Current Affairs, Homeowners Insurance, Insurance and Claims FAQ, Insurance Operations, Law Tags: coverage, fire, guns, insurance company, insurance coverage, insurance policy, jewelry, landlord, landlord insurance, landlord's insurance, personal property, renter's insurance, tenant, theft

California Debt Blog: FAQ: Do I really owe a civil fine for shoplifting?

May 3, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

Question: I have received a letter from an attorney demanding money after my child (or myself) was accused of shoplifting. Do I really owe this money? Answer: Maybe.California Penal Code section 490.5 states “The parent or legal guardian having control…

Categories: Credit, Current Affairs, FAQ, FDCPA, Legal Process, News, Rosenthal FDCPA Tags: civil fine, demand letter, Florida, joint and several, joint and several liability, Penal Code 490.5, shoplifting

FAQ: How much car insurance do I need?

April 5, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

Question: I know I have to have insurance in California. How much insurance do I have to have? Answer: How much you have to have and how much you should have are two different questions. Let’s start with the first…

Categories: Auto Insurance, Books, Consumer Issues, Current Affairs, Hiring an attorney, Insurance Operations, Law, Personal Injury Tags: car accident, car crash, car insurance, Consumers Guide to Buying Car Insurance, liability insurance, low cost auto insurance, PL/PD, property damage, underinsured motorist coverage, uninsured motorist coverage

California Debt Blog: FAQ: Who can help me with my debt collection lawsuit?

April 5, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

Question: I have been sued by a debt collector. Who do I call? Answer: An attorney. Let me explain a bit. Twice in the last week, I have had people call me after being sued by a debt collector. Both…

Categories: Credit, Current Affairs, FAQ, FDCPA, Hiring an attorney, Legal Process, News, Rosenthal FDCPA Tags: AG, attorney general, debt collection, debt collection lawsuit, debt collector, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, FBI, FDCPA, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, payday lender, Rosenthal Act, Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

FAQ: What is full coverage?

March 29, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

Question: I want full coverage on my car. What do I need? Answer: I have no idea. Seriously, I have no idea. I have heard the expression “full coverage” for yeras. The problem is that I have no idea what…

Categories: Auto Insurance, Claims, Consumer Issues, Current Affairs, Hiring an attorney, Insurance and Claims FAQ, Insurance Operations, Law, Myths, Personal Injury Tags: auto insurance, collision, comprehensive, full coverage, full coverage auto insurance, insurance, liability, rental coverage, underinsured motorist, uninsured motorist

California Debt Blog: FAQ: When can I be called?

March 29, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

Question: My phone rings nonstop with calls from a debt collector. Is this legal? Answer: NO! Debt collectors cannot call you at all hours of the day. I just looked at a phone log that a client had that showed…

Categories: Credit, Current Affairs, FDCPA, Hiring an attorney, Legal Process, Rosenthal FDCPA Tags: debt, debt collection, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, harassment, phone calls, Rosenthal Act, Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

Help for your teenage driver

March 21, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

The California DMV isn’t always the most helpful place. But, sometimes they have some gems. (By the way, speaking from personal experience, if you need to go in, make an appointment. The appointment process is a breeze! You can do…

Categories: Consumer Issues, Current Affairs, Law Tags: California Department of Motor Vehicles, California DMV, DMV, DMV appointments, dmv.ca.gov, drivers license, learners permit, teenage drivers

California Debt Blog: President Obama Cuts Student Loan Debt Collection Commissions

March 21, 2013 by Jonathan Stein

This is exciting news for folks who may be behind on their student loans. President Obama has cut the commission that debt collectors get on student loans. Why does this matter? Student loan debt collectors are some of the most…

Categories: Current Affairs, FCRA, FDCPA, Hiring an attorney, Legal Process, News Tags: bankruptcy, commissions, debt collectors, R-FDCPA, Rosenthal Act, Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, student loans

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