The Pennsylvania Statute of Limitations on debt is a powerful tool for dealing with unfair collection practices. Unfortunately, debtors too often make costly mistakes in applying the Statute. In my Philadelphia area bankruptcy and debt settlement practice, it is not unusual for people . . . → Read More: The Pennsylvania Statute of Limitations on Debt: Three Costly Mistakes
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The new year has brought some exciting changes to our greater Philadelphia bankruptcy law practice. 2010 saw the launching of our new bankruptcy website and this Philadelphia Bankruptcy Attorney Blog. Already, 2011 has brought some changes of its own. . . . → Read More: We Have Moved Comments are closed
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It is not uncommon for debt collectors to threaten people with arrest, pass themselves off as attorneys, and even police officers. Fortunately, there is no debtors’ prison in the Untied States, and such activities are prohibited by law. (We . . . → Read More: Debtors’ Prison: Knowedge is the Key to Escaping Debt Comments are closed |
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