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Will You Go to Jail for Not Paying a Check Advance?

attorney The answer is no.  It is a loan.  Check advance companies are regulated under the Deferred Presentment Services Act.  Unfortunately, debtors often times become desperate for quick money and turn to check advances to make it to the next week.

What To Do RIGHT NOW If You’re Feeling Overwhelmed By Debt

Attorney Ed WoodsAre you losing sleep because you owe debts that you cannot pay? Do you worry so much about the debts you owe that you cannot enjoy your life or your family? Are you overwhelmed and feeling like there’s no way out?

Watch Out for Lenders Wanting You to List Personal Property

Attorney Mary PoolAs a bankruptcy attorney, not a week goes by where I do not have an individual sitting across from me who pledged personal property on a loan and didn’t really realize that they were giving that property as collateral to the lender.

What is an Involuntary Bankruptcy?

Attorney Mary Conner PoolAlmost all bankruptcies that are filed are voluntary bankruptcies.  That is, the debtor decides to file for bankruptcy on behalf of him or herself.  In addition to a voluntary bankruptcy, the law also allows for creditors to file an involuntary bankruptcy.  An involuntary bankruptcy is one filed by someone other than the debtor.

VA Delays: A Sad Story

Attorney Ron SykstusThis is a sad story.  The Veteran who languished on a VA list for a long time has, unfortunately, passed away.

Can You Be Arrested for Owing a Student Loan?

Gail DonaldsonRecently, a Houston resident made national headlines for his claim of being arrested over a $1,500.00 student loan debt that he incurred in 1987.  Several media outlets reported that the U.S. Federal Marshals came to his home in full combat gear.

What Does it Mean to Have My Home Mortgage Reinstated?

gadsden attorney Carla HandyIf you are faced with the prospect of reinstating your mortgage, this means that you have become far enough behind in monthly mortgage payments to warrant a referral by your mortgage company to an attorney to initiate foreclosure proceedings on your home.

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Age-Herald Building
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Byram, MS 39272
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Vicksburg, MS 39180
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