A growing number of Florida residents are facing the threat of foreclosure, and research shows that the issue is not exclusive to Florida. The number of homes in foreclosure across the United States has risen rapidly in recent years, leading to an influx of homeowners...
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Strategies for dealing with medical debt
Even if you have health insurance coverage, you could still incur significant medical expenses that you are responsible for paying yourself. According to CNBC, medical debt is a factor in approximately two-thirds of all bankruptcy filings. However, in 2017, the three...
How do crush injuries happen?
Crush injuries can have a serious impact on a person's health. Many crush injuries result in life-long disabilities or even death. How do they happen? What are the biggest potential risks that accompany them? What causes crush injuries? Up To Date discusses how crush...
What are some examples of property disputes?
As a property owner, disputes with other home or business owners are sometimes inevitable. The law regarding land ownership in Florida is clear, often making it easy to determine who is in the right. Title disputes Disagreements of land titles can result from mistakes...
What are third-degree burns?
When dealing with burn injuries, the worst category is third-degree. These burns have the highest risk of complication and cause the most damage. Knowing how to identify third-degree burns is potentially important when it comes to getting proper treatment. How...
What does debt collector misrepresentation look like?
Debt collectors have a tricky job. They have to follow the rules outlined by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), while simultaneously ensuring that they collect all the money they need. Sometimes, debt collectors may cross the line while attempting to do...
Pros and cons of a deed in lieu of foreclosure
If you fall behind on your monthly mortgage payment and cannot catch up, there are several options available to you. One such option is a deed in lieu of foreclosure. This is an agreement in which you turn over ownership of your home to your mortgage lender in...
When may someone lack the mental capacity to write a will?
You, as a family member, should feel confident that a loved one created and signed a will with a clear and lucid mind. Sometimes families suspect that an elderly relative wrote a last will and testament while suffering from mental impairment. This is why some families...
Why are foreclosures so common in Florida?
Florida is a top state for real estate transactions, as many people worldwide want to live and do business in this pleasant location. With such a desirable area, it may be surprising to discover that the state has one of the highest foreclosure rates in the United...
How can I negotiate a debt with the lender?
If you find yourself in trouble financially, you may immediately think about filing for bankruptcy. However, that is not always the answer. You may have other options that can help you to avoid that dramatic step. One thing you may consider is negotiating with your...