Notice: We are still operating during the COVID-19 crisis. However, we are not allowing visitors to our office and most of our staff is operating remotely. Our attorneys and staff are still available to help you by phone and email. If you get our voice mail, please leave a message and it will be returned promptly. There may be delays with mail due to the crisis, so please try to send documents by email after submitting a contact form here or fax to 312-419-0379, if possible.

Call Today 312.626.3585
Pay Online

Blog Posts in May, 2017

All Posts
  • Statute of Frauds
    Statute of Frauds

    Question: Should I have a written agreement drawn up? I loaned a friend over 9,200 dollars over 3 months ago. I have received only one payment of 250.00 dollars. We have a verbal agreement to have the ...

    Read More
  • Removing Judgment from Credit Record
    Removing Judgment from Credit Record

    Question: A credit card company got a judgment against me. I paid it. Can I get it off my credit? Answer: Under Illinois law a person who has paid a judgment, or obtained a release or satisfaction, is ...

    Read More
  • Suburban Drivers Overcharged for Old Parking Tickets
    Suburban Drivers Overcharged for Old Parking Tickets

    This article demonstrates why the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is so important. Had this collection agency’s actions been covered by the FDCPA, we suspect they would have been successfully sued ...

    Read More
  • Premature Electronic Funds Transfer
    Premature Electronic Funds Transfer

    Question: Can a mortgage lender draft an overdue payment on a date other than the date you authorized and refuse to refund it? I received a phone call from my mortgage company in an attempt to collect ...

    Read More
  • Can the Lender Force You to Pay in Full or Reapply for the Loan?
    Can the Lender Force You to Pay in Full or Reapply for the Loan?

    Question: If your car has been repossessed and you offer to bring the loan current, can the lender force you to pay in full or reapply for the loan? Answer: Under Illinois law, if your car is ...

    Read More