Articles
- A look at Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcy
- Bankrupt Virginians learn how to rejuvenate their credit
- For Bankruptcy Filers, Automatic Stay Halts Most Collection Actions
- How to handle credit cards in a divorce
- Security breach at Home Depot could involve 60 million credit cards
- The Fair Credit Reporting Act protects job applicants
- Don’t suffer because your credit report is inaccurate
- What you need to know about yo-yo car scams
- Don’t get taken for a ride: What you need to know when buying a used car
- What happens with child custody when same-sex marriages end?
- How your credit score is determined and how you can improve it
- US debtor-protection law applies to student-loan collection efforts
- Your rights when an employer wants to see or use your consumer report
- Talk to a lawyer about threats of wage garnishment to pay student loans
- Virginia’s law of property division in divorce is complex and detailed
- Consumer reports and federal Fair Credit Reporting Act protections
- How to prevent a divorce from leading to bankruptcy
- Take swift, protective action if your identity is stolen
- New credit-bureau rules likely to benefit consumers
- What does the Equifax data breach mean for you?
- Virginia plaintiff who alleges Spokeo violates FCRA to get day in court
- Status of credit card debt after the deadline to sue has expired
- Part 1: Be careful how you handle your old consumer debts in Virginia
- Part 2: Stale-debt collection efforts that could violate the FDCPA
- Federal tax treatment of alimony to change after 75 years of stability
- Virginia Consumer Protection Act has broad remedial reach