How Inflation is Hurting My Clients
All the talk these last few weeks is about inflation and record profits that corporations are earning. Inflation is causing record increases in prices of consumer goods like food, gasoline
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Revisiting A Tale of Two RVs
My husband and I watched Netflix’s Nomadland last weekend, the film about retirement-age Americans of various demographic and financial means living in campers and RVs. Frances McDormand’s character lost her
When the sign goes up
Foreclosure auctions in Connecticut are actually not that common- typically, a homeowner needs to have equity in the home for an auction to be scheduled. Or if there’s an IRS
The Miracle of COVID
I just left a message for a client, who hasn’t been in good touch with me all summer, urging her to reach back out to me to continue working on
7 Important Points of a Foreclosure or Credit Card Action
7 important points to know going into a foreclosure/credit card action: You have options – but, there are so many more at the beginning and they narrow down pretty quickly
Social Distancing and Why You Need To Pay Your Mortgage
This social distancing thing is really interesting. We are seeing how being able to come into close contact with each other allows our economy to operate. It shows us how
Running to Save Houses
It was five years ago this week—February 25, 2015- that I embarked on a training plan to run a half marathon. I remember it like it was yesterday—I signed up
MLK and Debt
My work has one focus- working with people in debt. With Martin Luther King Jr. day comingup, I was curious to see if he had, or how he had, addressed
Sympathetic Practitioner
Relieve the pressure of debt. If you are being hounded by mail and phone by collection agencies or just trying to get into a better financial position, Attorney Poriss is
Extremely Knowledgeable
I am currently working with Sarah with debts that I owe. She is extremely knowledgeable, replies back to emails sent, and is very helpful and simply put- she is the