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A leader in debt relief and consumer law, attorney Jeremey Heck is routinely featured in local and national media outlets regarding a wide array of financial legal matters. With topics ranging from bankruptcy, fair debt collection, abuses, student loans, credit reporting, foreclosure, debt lawsuits, and more, Jeremey is an asset for anyone looking for consumer advocacy and insight.
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GoBankingRates — 5 Warning Signs of Debt Relief Scams
Jeremy Heck, debt and consumer law attorney at Luftman, Heck, & Associates was mentioned in the GoBankingRates article covering debt relief scams.
When you’re in debt, you may be desperate for a way out. And while there are legitimate debt settlement companies that can offer relief from your debt in some cases, sometimes, a company offering these services is actually a scam. Before handing over any personal information to a debt relief company, look out for these warning signs that it’s a fraud.
Best Company — Attorney Jeremy Heck Shares Debt Settlement Tips If You’re Sued By A Creditor
Debt & Consumer Law Attorney, Jeremy Heck, authored an article on Best Company entitled, “Can I Still Settle My Debt if I’m Sued By A Creditor?”
In the post, he outlined how an individual can navigate a debt collection lawsuit, how they can settle their debt during the lawsuit proceedings, and what potential legal help is available during the entire process.
U.S. News & World Report — Exactly What Happens To Debt When You Die
Are you curious about what happens to your debt after you die? Jeremy Heck shared what will most likely happen in U.S. News & World Report article, “Here’s What Happens to Your Debt When You Die.”
He specifically explains how mortgages, credit card debt, car loans and medical debt are affected.
Richmond Times-Dispatch —Why Clear Rules Are Best for Debt Collectors
Jeremy Heck, a founding partner at Luftman, Heck & Associates, was quoted in a Richmond Times-Dispatch article entitled, “Debt Collectors May Soon Contact You By Text and Social Media. Here’s What You Should Know.”
He shared that the latest update to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act will provide clarity for both debt collection agencies and individuals, which can be helpful moving forward.
The Free Lance-Star — Here’s What You Should Know About The Upcoming Debt Collection Update
Debt collectors will soon be able to contact you via phone call, text, and social media. In a syndicated article on The Free Lance-Star, attorney Jeremiah Heck commented on the updated rule that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said will be in effect on November 30, 2021.
The Roanoke Times — Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Updates
The article titled, “Debt Collectors May Soon Contact You By Text and Social Media. Here’s What You Should Know” was published in Roanoke Times.
Jeremy’s insight about the pending updates to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act was included in this post.
Forbes Advisor —Debt Collectors May Soon Contact You By Text and Social Media. Here’s What You Should Know
A new rule for debt collectors by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) will be in effect on November 30, 2021. This rule allows debt collectors to use text and social media to contact individuals about payments.
Jeremy Heck shared with Forbes how this update to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act provides more clarity for borrowers and lenders. He also discussed the op-out feature that will be available.
The Mortgage Reports — Can You Buy A House 1 Year After Chapter 7 Discharge?
Buying a home can be complicated, especially after filing for bankruptcy. However, Jeremy Heck shared that not all hope is lost in The Mortgage Reports article, “Can I Buy A House 1 Year After Chapter 7 Discharge?”
He pointed out that, specifically for an FHA loan, there is a waiting period of at least two years, and there are specific loan requirements that an individual would have to meet before being approved.
Matchfinancial — A Personal Loan Can Save You Money
Jeremy Heck shared exactly how a personal loan can facilitate financial aid and relief in a Matchfinancial article. He highlighted that a personal loan allows someone to cover large expenses right away, and then set up a payment plan that suits their budget.