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
Stuff you may not know
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
The Debts of Lodge 49
The first season of Lodge 49 ended a few weeks ago (along with the latest season of Better Call Saul, I’ll write about that later). I waited to write because
Surviving Debt: Expert Advice
Some people just like self-help books. Some people (like someone I am related to) always have one open on their nightstand and seem to have read them all. I’ve only
I Call BS . . . (on everyone, myself very much included)
“I call BS” The students of the high school in Florida who suffered that mass school shooting earlier this year adopted the battle cry “I call BS” in the face
Living Her Dream
Quite often I find myself in conversations with people who say things like, “When __ happens, then I will do ___.” For example, “When I retire, then I will play
Foreseeing Effects
First semester of law school everyone takes Torts. It’s an interesting course, rarely boring as you’re reading about some pretty gruesome medical malpractices, product liabilities, personal injuries. An important concept
The Politics of Debt
Last month we posted an article on Facebook about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The article, I think it was from the Washington Post, was a simple, concise recitation of
Black Mirror, China, and Moving On
This piece is the result of a perfect confluence of a couple of scattered news articles that flitted across my news feed over the last week and a 12:30 am
3:59.4
Sir Roger Bannister, 88, died last week. The man who broke the four minute mile in 1954. Accolades have been flowing around the world, a familiar story told and retold: