NACBA, along with the Connecticut Bar Association, has filed suit in the Connecticut federal court to have the "debt relief agency" provisions of the new bankruptcy law held unconstitutional if they are applied to attorneys. The suit seeks a preliminary injunction prohibiting their application to attorneys, including all NACBA members.
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Thursday, May 11
NACBA Files Suit to Have Provisions of New Law Held Unconstitutional
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on Thu 11 May 2006 12:38 PM PDT
Bankruptcy filings soaring again
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on Thu 11 May 2006 05:45 AM PDT
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The Basics Bankruptcy filings soaring again It looks as if last year's reform law did not really stem the enormous flood of bankruptcies after all. Here are the states with the highest bankruptcy rates. By Liz Pulliam Weston The lull in bankruptcy filings may already be a thing of the past. Consumer bankruptcy cases plunged to a 20-year low in the first three months of 2006, reflecting the passage of a tough new bankruptcy law last ... more » Tuesday, May 9
Before You Enter a Check Cashing Store
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on Tue 09 May 2006 12:44 PM PDT
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Some people rely on check cashing stores to cash their payroll, government, or personal checks. These corner stores charge customers very high fees for their check cashing needs. If you use check cashing stores, you should be aware that there are less expensive ways to cash that check. You can avoid paying high fees by opening or using a basic checking or savings account at a bank, savings and loan, or credit union. Think about the ... more » Friday, May 5
Three Surprising Ways You Might Harm Your Credit
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BK Blogger
on Fri 05 May 2006 01:09 PM PDT
Sarah J. Lile; May 2006
Many of us find ourselves lost in a jungle of information about debt, credit reports and credit scores. Although the credit scoring system can be confusing, experts agree that consumers must strive to understand how the system works in order to better manage their credit. One approach to navigating through this jungle is understanding how certain decisions might negatively impact credit scores. Ignoring the pile of unpaid medical bills, parking tickets - and library books... more »
Credit Card Issuers Can Check Your Credit File
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on Fri 05 May 2006 01:05 PM PDT
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Paying your bills on time not only keeps your debt in control, but it also keeps your interest rates in check. Were you aware that all of the credit card companies that you have an account with have the ability to check over your credit file to make sure that you are paying your bills on time? If you seem to be late on some payments, don't be surprised to see your interest rates change as ... more » |
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