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Identity theft is a risk for people in Tennessee, especially for those who own credit cards and regularly travel in crowded areas. One of the easiest ways for an identity thief to obtain a victim's credit card information is by using a card-skimming device that steals...
People in Tennessee who have pawned some possessions prior to filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy might be able to pay off those loans and get them back, but it depends upon the jurisdiction and when the items were pawned. In Georgia, a man pawned his vehicle and then...
Tennessee residents who are being contacted by debt collectors should be aware of old obligations that are being pursued. This can include forgotten debts as well as debts that are beyond the statute of limitations, had already been resolved or discharged through...
Federal bankruptcy laws distinguish between secured debts and unsecured debts, and the distinction can make a big difference for Tennessee residents considering petitioning under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. How a debt is categorized impacts the options the debtor and the...
Even though the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) places restrictions on how debt collectors can interact with consumers, many debtor collectors have been known to push these restrictions to the limit - and sometimes beyond the limit. For instance, some...
