Recent Tragic Incidents The repossession industry has changed. In the last few years it has witnessed an alarming increase in violent incidents, resulting in tragic losses of life. These incidents highlight the growing crisis in the vehicle recovery sector. The law says that repo agent cannot breach the peace, but they do, resulting in property … Read more
As one of the largest banks in the United States, Wells Fargo handles millions of electronic funds transfers (EFTs) daily. But what happens when a bank processes an unauthorized transfer, leaving your account drained of funds? If you’ve found yourself in this situation, you’re not alone. Wells Fargo has been sued more than any other … Read more
Your phone buzzes. Another notification. But this one stops you cold: “Alert: Large transaction on your account.” Your fingers fumble as you rush to open the Bank of America app. There it is in stark detail – a series of transactions you don’t recognize, funds draining from your account in real-time. Panic sets in. You … Read more
Safeguarding Your Money: Understanding the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) You discovered an unauthorized transaction moving your money out of your bank account. Your bank wont give you your money back. You’re not alone. In today’s digital age, where electronic banking is the norm, and data breaches are constantly in the news, unauthorized transactions, are … Read more
Introduction In Texas, survivors of family violence have specific legal protections allowing them to terminate their lease early without financial penalty. This guide provides detailed information about these rights under Texas Property Code Sec. 92.016 and how to exercise them. While the terms family violence and domestic violence are used in the law, the reality … Read more
Military life often involves frequent moves and deployments, which can complicate housing arrangements. Fortunately, active duty service members have special protections when it comes to terminating residential leases. This guide outlines your rights under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) and provides a step-by-step approach to navigating lease termination. For Texas residents, we’ll also cover … Read more
Wrongful Rent Debt Collection After Lawfully Breaking a Lease Have you legally broken your lease but are still being pursued by debt collectors for rent you don’t owe? You’re not alone. This frustrating situation is more common than you might think, especially when dealing with corporate-owned apartment complexes. Understanding your rights and the steps you … Read more
Imagine waking up one day to find that someone else has been living your financial life. Your credit cards are maxed out, loans you never applied for are in your name, and suddenly, you’re drowning in debt that isn’t yours. This nightmare is the reality for countless victims of identity theft. To make matters worse, … Read more
