All posts tagged "Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)"
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235BankersCFPB’s Advisory that Time-Barred Debts Cannot Be Pursued and Non Judicial Foreclosures Threatened
CFPB advises that time-barred foreclosure debt is strictly off-limits for collection by foreclosure mill lawyers and debt collectors.
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358Bounty HuntersTalkin’ Junk: PHH Ocwen Appealing Adverse Law Suit Decision Triggers Response from Gov. Agencies
The CFPB will do everything under the law to ensure that illegal junk fees don’t drive prices up in the consumer financial...
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904Debt CollectorWho’s the Law-Breaker? Where’s TX OCCC’s Cease and Desist Order re Jaffer and Associates?
Despite LIT's earlier article and notice to the relevant agencies, Jaffer and Associates continues to file unlawful federal lawsuits.
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973Appellate JudgesThe Eleventh Circuit’s EquityExperts.Org Opinion Should Be Published, But The Judicial Glossin’ Continues
Equity Experts, EquityExperts.Org, LLC, waged a long-term collection campaign against the Crosses based on a debt they did not owe.
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1.1KDebt CollectorPro Se Sweeney’s Take On HOA Debt Collection Practices Before Judge Hittner, SDTX
The Sweeney's complaint revolves around Champion Forest Homeowner Association Management Co. re billing and fees debt collection practices.
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1.7K1BankersLawyers in the Trevino Bankruptcy Case Playing Fee Poker with the Court
They are gamblin' on the fact if they pad another $120k in fees, that allows judge to lodestar "reduce" to full original...
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844BankersFDCPA Violations in Bankruptcy Proceedings Result in Attorney Fees, Costs, Statutory and Punitive Damages
The Court finds that it should award Plaintiffs $1,000.00 in statutory damages, $9,000 in punitive damages, attorney fees and expenses.
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1.2KBankersWill Bankruptcy Debtor Attorneys Receive $750k in Fees for Bank Servicer Violating FDCPA in SDTX Federal Court?
Engagement of Attorneys allowed Plaintiffs to submit a feasible plan, disburse a total of $105, 877.52 to creditors and receive a discharge.
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1.1KDebt CollectorLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following John in D. Massachusetts v. Mr. Cooper
Mr. Cooper violated Massachusetts Law by engaging in deceptive debt collection practices on a debt previously discharged in bankruptcy.
