Credit Report Attorney: The Fallout of 2020
2020 was a tough year for governments and consumers alike. In a year full of difficulties in all walks of life, it’s no surprise that… Read More »Credit Report Attorney: The Fallout of 2020
2020 was a tough year for governments and consumers alike. In a year full of difficulties in all walks of life, it’s no surprise that… Read More »Credit Report Attorney: The Fallout of 2020
Today, it’s of the utmost importance to have a respectable report/record of your life’s transactions to further yourself for tomorrow. What do we mean by… Read More »What is a Consumer Report? When Should You Dispute Yours?
Many consumers in Maryland need to meet security clearance requirements. We have lots of experience defending people whose clearance is threatened when they get sued… Read More »Security Clearance Requirements & Debt: 3 Things You Need to Know
Many people make the mistake of not providing enough information or enough documentation. Here is a list of the top five mistakes we see.
In 2017, the three largest Credit Reporting Agencies – Experian, Equifax and Transunion implemented some changes to what “public records” they report, according to a Consumer Data Industry Association (CDIA) press release. “Public Records” means information obtained from courts and other public entities. This includes bankruptcies, tax liens and judgments.
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