Here at Shenwick & Associates, spring is in the air and the A/C isn’t on yet.  One of things that we love about the law is that it’s always changing, and we do our best to keep up with new developments in bankruptcy law.

By Yael Bizouati

Seila Law Investigated for Illegal Sale of Debt Relief Services, plus more…

It is a known fact that the past decade’s rough financial situations have affected the lives of millions of Americans throughout the country. Many of them have filed for bankruptcy to manage excessive debt and keep their homes from being foreclosed. While bankruptcy provides financial relief to those looking to manage debt, many are concerned […]

How Does The Automatic Stay Help Those Filing for Bankruptcy

Cash Tyme Must Pay $100,000 for Failure to Follow the Law

Debt Collectors Cannot Yell, Curse or Threaten You
There are Rules Governing Debt Collectors

For many, the term “debt collection” calls to mind threatening letters and harassing, late-night phone calls. There’s no doubt that many debt collection practices involve aggressive and unseemly tactics used to collect credit card and other unpaid debts, and, as a result, Congress stepped in to curb these practices by passing the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (“FDCPA”). Read More ›

Las parejas casadas comparten muchos aspectos de sus vidas, incluyendo las finanzas, los que hace la presentación de una quiebra una decisión sumamente complicada. En este artículo, nuestros abogados de Capítulo 13 de quiebra de Roseville discuten algunos aspectos clave acerca de cómo la presentación de una quiebra puede afectar a su cónyuge, incluyendo si […]