All posts tagged "Section 392.101 of the Texas Finance Code"
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574CFPBHouston Lawyer Ken Bailey’s Luxury Art Seized for Non-Payment by Collateral Lender and Pawn Broker
Former attorney at Abraham Watkins, debt collector Jay Jackson of Burford Perry even stalked Bailey's home as part of his recorded timesheet.
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277Debt CollectorBickerstaff Law Firm Chasing Home Improvement Loan Debt Unlawfully for their Utah Banking Client
Medallion Bank specializes in providing consumer loans for recreational vehicles, boats, home improvements, and offering loan origination.
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1.0KDebt CollectorKrucke’s, Zombies n’ Bandits: Chasing Personal Debts in Texas Without a Surety Bond
The Kruckemeyer Law Firm chasin' a personal debt of $166k for client Jim Elzner from John Slocum in violation of Texas laws.
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919Bounty HuntersA Debt Buyer With a Bond, Retainin’ a Debt Collecting Law Firm Without a Bond in Texas
It is without doubt, Traynor n Davis of ALaw are Debt Collectin' Lawyers and therefore his firm requires an active Surety Bond.
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1.2KBankruptcyIs Hartman Income REIT Management Insolvent?
Section 392.101 of TFC prohibits a third-party debt collector from engaging in debt collection in Texas without active Surety Bond.
