When a motor vehicle is repossessed by anyone for any reason, Kentucky law requires that the repossession agent send notice to the vehicle’s owner. The purpose […]
We are closely monitoring ITT Educational Services’ bankruptcy filing and its impact on many local Louisville students. The Department of Education has issued guidelines for the discharge of […]
An accurate credit report is an important resource for all consumers. The Consumer Protection Financial Bureau recently published helpful information on how to dispute inaccurate entries on […]
Yesterday, the Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky issued a press release encouraging administrators to crack down on protests during public school events. It should go without […]
The IRS requires creditors to mail a form 1099-C to a consumer when debt is settled, discharged, or is no longer collectable. And the Fair Credit Reporting […]
Debt collectors cannot threaten to arrest you. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act makes no qualms about this rule, prohibiting “any representation that nonpayment of a debt will result in […]
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau made news last week by announcing that it settled a wide-scale consumer protection dispute with Wells Fargo. The bank admitted to opening more […]
Just a quick note to remind our clients and friends to be wary of credit repair services. The Credit Repair Organizations Act (the “CROA”) defines a […]
The Supreme Court issued an opinion on Kentucky’s eviction process yesterday. I haven’t blogged about landlord-tenant law in the past, but the case is remarkable for three reasons. […]
Craig Henry PLC filed a new action this week against “Auto Loan, LLC.” Kentucky law requires consumer loan companies and vehicle title loan lenders to be licensed by […]