Connecticut Credit Card Debt: Taking Action Against Collectors
On behalf of Law Offices of Mark M. Kratter, LLC on February 26, 2013
Debt collector calls are something many Connecticut residents may have experienced. For all the collectors who are seeking repayment of a debt through the normal channels, some debt collectors take their actions much too far, resulting in a headache for consumers and possible legal trouble for those responsible. Any resident burdened by credit card debt or experiencing trouble paying their bills may wish to research bankruptcy as a viable option.
Connecticut Bill Could Help Speed Foreclosure Process
On behalf of Law Offices of Mark M. Kratter, LLC on February 21, 2013
A new bill proposed by the governor of Connecticut may help owners struggling through the foreclosure process. The governor has leveled blame against bank mediators for often prolonging foreclosures, because banks do not often send the same mediators to meetings or do not ensure those mediators possess the legal authority to negotiate a deal with homeowners. The bill would force banks to send only qualified mediators allowed to enter a settlement with a homeowner.
Filing For Bankruptcy? New Program May Help Connecticut Residents
On behalf of Law Offices of Mark M. Kratter, LLC on February 16, 2013
Connecticut homeowners with an underwater mortgage may soon see relief. March 1 begins a new program by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. The program will allow homeowners forced to stay in their homes because it isn't worth as much as they owe to move out and be relieved of their debt. This program could benefit those who are contemplating filing for bankruptcy.
Connecticut Credit Card Debt: Debt Collectors Are Using Facebook
On behalf of Law Offices of Mark M. Kratter, LLC on February 09, 2013
Connecticut residents logging into their Facebook accounts may soon find a nasty surprise waiting in their inboxes. Credit card debt agencies and other collectors are already known for harassing debtors at their homes and places of employment. Some are beginning to take it a step further and target people on social networking sites. One woman was subjected to this after she logged into her account and was confronted with a message asking her to call someone about a debt she owed.
