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Being in debt can make you feel like you are drowning with no hope in sight. Student loan debt, credit card debt, and other high interest debt multiplies quickly, and can leave you feeling suffocated.

Imagine a small town in Oklahoma (pop. 20,000- Ada, Anadarko, Chickasha, Lawton, Guthrie, Enid, for example) waking up on Sunday morning to discover all of their cars have disappeared.   It's hard to imagine, right?  That couldn't happen, could it?  Well that's exactly what happened to twenty thousand Wells Fargo customers who purchased a vehicle and then had their vehicles wrongfully repossessed.

Are Big Banks Criminal Enterprises, or Just Petty Thieves? The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a ten million dollar fine and ordered Bank of America to repay money it froze and then removed from customer accounts illegally.

The scenario is repeated all the time. You need surgery, you have insurance, you make sure the surgeon and hospital are in your insurance network, and despite your efforts you start getting collection calls and letters saying you owe hundreds or thousands of dollars for your medical care that is not covered by your insurance.

After being gutted by the last administration the CFPB is back in its role as a watchdog and is actively enforcing consumer rights.

Our firm filed suit for a student loan borrower who was seeking relief under a special federal program.

A Second Judicial District Court Judge granted a summary judgment today, finding that a New Mexico Chevrolet Dealer sold our client a used vehicle that had been wrecked.

If you receive a notice of intent to foreclose or a notice of default from your mortgage servicer, you will want to get a legal opinion from a lawyer who practices in the area of defending homeowners from foreclosure.

The First Thing to Do Is Make Sure You Have a Complete Set of The Paperwork from The Original Transaction. if You Did Not Get that Up Front, Go Back and Ask for A Full Copy of Everything You Signed at The Dealership.

You bought a new or used car AND paid for an extended warranty or a service agreement. You have a problem with your vehicle that should be covered but the dealer is not helping.