Justice Scalia’s Death Causes Disarray in Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s unexpected death in February at the age of 79 threw into disarray the fate […]
Will Your Children Have to Face Unpaid Creditors in the Future?
A topic that is often overlooked regards debts for people over the age of 65. If debts are large enough,
Ocwen Lawyer Accused of Feeding Questions & Answers to Witnesses
Ocwen has been in enough hot water lately without adding to their long list of questionable activities. You may recall
What Will the Supreme Court Do Without Justice Antonio Scalia?
Justice Antonin Scalia unexpectedly passed away on Saturday, February 13. Unfortunately, this death is not only disheartening, but it may
U.S. Marshals Arresting Student Loan Borrowers
The U.S. Marshals Service is arresting people in Houston for not paying their outstanding federal student loans. According to a Fox 26
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s October 2015 Complaint Report Highlights Credit Cards and Chicago Consumers
The CFPB issues monthly complaint reports. These reports highlight the types of complaints that the Bureau receives and the number
Rising Drug Prices Hurting American Families
Martin Shkreli-style drug price hikes are everywhere, according to an article published by CBS News. You may recall from recent
Can A Company Shut Down a Class Action by Making a Settlement Offer?
According to an article published by Consumerist, if a company causes harm to consumers, that company cannot preempt an entire lawsuit by
Goldman Sachs to Settle Federal Probe for $5.1B
Investment bank Goldman Sachs Group is set to settle a government probe into how it handled mortgage-backed securities to the
Here’s What You Should Know About Reverse Mortgages
Reverse mortgages are mortgages available to older adults (age 62 and older) that allow them to borrow money based on