Consumer Law & Disorder: Recent Episodes
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What consumers don't know about the law in this disorderly world can be devastating. Consumer rights attorney Michael P. Forbes, J.D., has dedicated his life to the insightful counseling and vigorous protection of individuals. Joining Michael in these discussions are Nancy Forbes, law practice manager, and Tom Hagy, legal content producer. The podcast should not be taken as legal advice and, while we value our relationship with you as a listener, this does not constitute an attorney client relationship. If you wish to contact Michael to set up a consultation, please call (610) 991-3321, write to paralegal@mforbeslaw.com, or visit him on the web at mforbeslaw.com.
Consumer rights attorney Michael P. Forbes, J.D., leads the team in a tour of the legal process, including strategies consumer rights attorneys can take to defend you and maybe even turn the tables on aggressive lenders and credit buyers. That’s right, there are companies that buy the right to sue you, but they have some strict rules to follow -- rules Michael knows well. He talks about the financial ramifications of marriage and what it means to have a default judgment entered against you. And, as usual, Michael takes questions from his insightful but imaginary audience. This time he gets questions about renegotiating debt and what to do if you feel you’re getting in too deep.
Note: The podcast should not be taken as legal advice. And, while we value our relationship with you as a listener, this does not constitute an attorney client relationship. If you wish to contact Michael you may call (610) 991-3321, write to paralegal@mforbeslaw.com, or visit him on the web at mforbeslaw.com.
Consumer rights attorney Michael P. Forbes, J.D., leads the team in a discussion of what to expect when you get to court, the burdens on lenders, tips about cardmember agreements, affirmative defenses consumers can use to combat credit card companies, and some useful pro-consumer case law that he has used to protect his clients. Michaels taps into his inner Zen master for some practical and spiritual advice on reducing anxiety anyone feels when struggling with their finances. And, as usual, Michael takes questions from his insightful but imaginary audience. This time he fields questions about the pros and cons of paying off all your credit cards and why you should not apply for every new card that comes along.
Note: The podcast should not be taken as legal advice. And, while we value our relationship with you as a listener, this does not constitute an attorney client relationship. If you wish to contact Michael you may call (610) 991-3321, write to paralegal@mforbeslaw.com, or visit him on the web at mforbeslaw.com.
Consumer rights attorney Michael P. Forbes, J.D., leads the team in a discussion that goes from the history of money, to the advent of credit, and to the passage of pro-consumer laws. Michael answers questions around consumer rights when disputes arise, the importance of reading your credit card statements, and what you should know when a credit card company starts to come after you. And, as usual, Michael takes questions from his insightful yet imaginary audience.
Note: The podcast should not be taken as legal advice. And, while we value our relationship with you as a listener, this does not constitute an attorney client relationship. If you wish to contact Michael you may call (610) 991-3321, write to paralegal@mforbeslaw.com, or visit him on the web at mforbeslaw.com.