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Chicago property tax bill double whammy: Increases plus an assessment hike.
Anne McDermott had braced herself for a big increase in the property taxes on her Near South Side town home, but when she opened the bill last month, she was still taken aback. Read more here ¿Explotó su factura de impuestos de propiedad y quiere saber por que? |
Wells Fargo "Errors"Have you recently received a strange letter from Wells Fargo Bank that includes a check, where they tell you they "identified that an error may have occurred" when they approved (or denied) your loan modification? If so, you should immediately contact a consumer rights attorney. Your case could potentially be worth significantly more money than the check they sent you. Robson & Lopez LLC will provide you with a FREE, no obligation consultation to explain your rights.
ZOMBIE MORTGAGE?Yes, zombie mortgages are a real thing. Did you previously have a second mortgage that you long thought was forgiven, but suddenly you start getting collection notices ten, fifteen, years later claiming you owe tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars? You are likely dealing with a zombie mortgage. It is imperative that you call an attorney right away. Bloomberg News recently ran a story on this phenomenon. You can read more about it HERE.
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R&L attorneys battle the University of Chicago Akrona Kourouma Sahan is the type of client who can easily fall through the cracks. She barely could afford her day in Cook County Circuit Court on Wednesday. Read more here Cook County sues Wells Fargo, alleging unfair, predatory lending and loan serving practices, particularly in minority communities, in violation of the Fair Housing Act. See more here. Veterans with 100% disability rating may qualify for discharge of their federal student loans, but should be vigilant of how this is reported on their credit reports. See more here. |
