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Posts Categorized In: Legal Process

California Debt Blog: Ohio Foreclosures Stopped

November 15, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

A Federal Judge in Ohio has ruled that a long standing practice in Ohio on foreclosures is not allowed because the investors failed to prove they owned the properties in question. From the New York Times: Saying that Deutsche Bank’s…

Categories: Current Affairs, Legal Process, News

California Debt Blog: Collecting on old debts

October 23, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

I wrote previously about debt collectors attempting to collect on debts past the statute of limitations. Apparently, I am not the only one writing about this. Gary Nitzkin over at the Michigan Collection Law Blog recently wrote about this topic…

Categories: Current Affairs, FDCPA, Legal Process, Rosenthal FDCPA

California Debt Blog: Collecting on a debt past the statute of limitations

October 5, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

I have talked about this before. The statute of limitations provides a certain time for a debt collector to collect on a debt. In California, it is generally four years on a debt. So, at four years and 5 days,…

Categories: FDCPA, Legal Process, Rosenthal FDCPA

California Debt Blog: $47 debt leads to federal case

September 13, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

Yes, a $47 debt has become a federal case. Sad, but true. NCO allegedly called the plaintiff’s underage neighbor, called the plaintiff’s boss and generally harassed him. I find this particularly amusing since I just had a debt collection company…

Categories: FDCPA, Legal Process, News

California Debt Blog: The Statute of Limitations

July 30, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

I have written before about the statute of limitations. It is generally four years on a written contract. Simple enough, right? Well, maybe. It is four years from the date of the last payment or the date the last payment…

Categories: Current Affairs, FDCPA, Legal Process

California Debt Blog: What if you cannot afford filing fees?

July 17, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

Let’s face it. Most people who are being sued by a debt collector don’t have the money to pay the court costs associated with defending a case. That is a difficult spot to be in. You are being sued, you…

Categories: Current Affairs, Hiring an attorney, Legal Process

California Debt Blog: Updating your information

July 13, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

In California, if you have a creditor, you are required under the Rosenthal FDCPA to update your contact information with the creditor. This means that if you move, you need to call the creditor and give them your address. There…

Categories: Legal Process, Rosenthal FDCPA

California Debt Blog: Verification, Verification, Verification

July 11, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

We all know that the 3 most important things in retail are location, location, location. Well, the three most things when you are contacted by a debt collection agency are verification, verification, verification. Many times, they do not have any…

Categories: Current Affairs, FDCPA, Legal Process, Rosenthal FDCPA

California Debt Blog: When to call an attorney

July 5, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

I am amazed at the number of telephone calls I get from people who have debt issues. I get several phone calls per day. Unfortunately, some of these people I cannot help. Why? The biggest reason: they wait too long…

Categories: Current Affairs, Hiring an attorney, Legal Process

California Debt Blog: FAQ: How do I prove I paid a judgment?

June 15, 2007 by Jonathan Stein

Q: I had a judgment against me. I paid it. Now I am still getting calls. How do I prove I paid it? A: When you pay a judgment, obtain a satisfaction of judgment. This form gets filed with the…

Categories: FAQ, Legal Process

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