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If you are facing bankruptcy, you have many questions. If you are facing bankruptcy and are over the age of 65, one of those questions might be whether you are too old to file. It is true that your own life circumstances, including your age, can make a big difference…

When you decide to file for bankruptcy, it’s wise to work with a bankruptcy law firm that can represent you and handle the legal process on your behalf. There may be many bankruptcy lawyers in your area to choose from. Choosing the right law firm could make a significant difference…

Are you struggling financially and can’t make payments on all your debts? Are your creditors taking you to court to collect the money you owe? If so, you might be considering filing for bankruptcy as a means of stopping the collections and court processes and wiping out some or all…

Is your peace of mind threatened by mounting debt, with no end in sight? Are your income sources drying up? Relief is at hand if you know whom to call. Can’t quite bring yourself to consider bankruptcy? Depending on your circumstances, you may discover there are solid solutions for you…

Loan Lawyers, LLC is licensed to practice law in the state of Florida. If you have a legal matter that you would like to discuss and you are NOT located in Florida, please contact your state’s Bar Association to get the information of a lawyer that can assist you in…

Today, it may seem as though you never have to actually contact your credit card company. A lot of things associated with your credit card account can be done through a smartphone app or your banking app. You can view your available credit, your account balance, check the payment status,…

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida was one of the hardest-hit states when it came to foreclosures of residential and commercial properties. Florida continued to struggle after the housing crisis of 2008, long after many other states in the country had largely placed the crisis in their rearview mirror. Today,…

When credit card issuers give someone a credit card, they place a credit limit on the account. The credit limit is the highest outstanding balance a person has and, essentially, how much they can spend on the card. Borrowers are generally advised not to spend so much on a credit…

When the pandemic first hit in early 2020, the Trump administration placed a moratorium on foreclosures and evictions. While the moratorium was extended last year, it was set to expire on January 31, 2021. Fortunately for homeowners who are falling behind on their mortgage payments, President Biden signed an executive…