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Debt Collector Contacted You After You Hired a Lawyer?
October 1, 2026

Did a debt collector contact you after you hired a lawyer? Learn what the FDCPA and Florida law say, what to save, and what to tell your attorney.

What Happens at a Florida Small Claims Conference
October 1, 2026

Got a Florida small claims summons over a debt? Learn what happens at the pretrial conference, what to bring, and how mediation works before you go.

Can a Florida Creditor Freeze Your Bank Account?
September 17, 2026

A Florida bank account freeze can hit before notice arrives. Learn how bank garnishment, IRS levies, and exemptions affect what a creditor can take.

Florida Debt Lawsuit Venue Rules for Tampa and Clearwater
September 17, 2026

Facing a Florida debt lawsuit in Tampa or Clearwater? Learn how venue rules, the 20-day deadline, and debt buyer defenses can affect your case.

How to Check a Pinellas County Debt Lawsuit
September 4, 2026

How to look up a Pinellas County debt lawsuit through the Clerk, what the docket actually tells you, and why finding the case online doesn’t start your 20-day clock.

Debt Buyer Standing in Florida Court: Make Them Prove It
September 4, 2026

A debt buyer has to prove it owned your account when it sued. Here’s how Florida standing works, what a bill of sale must show, and your 20-day deadline.

How To Prepare for Florida Debt Lawsuit Mediation
September 4, 2026

Florida debt lawsuit mediation: what to bring, the 20-day answer deadline that quietly decides cases, and how to set your limit before you negotiate.

Debt Collector Attorney Fees: When Florida Law Allows Them
August 12, 2026

Can a Florida debt collector add attorney fees to what you owe? Only if a contract or statute allows it and a judge awards them. Free case review.

How to Dispute Credit Report Errors With All Three Bureaus
August 4, 2026

How to dispute credit report errors with Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion: what to send, the 30-day deadline, and what to do if it comes back verified.

Florida Default Judgment: What Happens After Court
July 27, 2026

A Florida default judgment doesn’t mean the creditor gets everything. Learn what they can collect, your Chapter 222 exemptions, and how to fight back.