Clearwater Bankruptcy Lawyer Jay Weller and The Weller Legal Group have been serving the Tampa Bay area (Clearwater, Port Richey, Lakeland, and Tampa) since 1993. We provide legal services to help consumers resolve debt issues. Our Mission is to provide our client with the best representation possible, in a manner both friendly and competent.
Jay Weller Legal Group strives to give each client the best representation possible and to afford each client the honesty, dignity, and respect that they need and deserve in what may be a difficult time.A competent Clearwater bankruptcy lawyer at our firm will patiently analyze your entire case and suggest the best remedy for your current situation.The Jay Weller Legal Group provides such a wide array of services that we are certain to have a program that will suit your needs.
Jay Weller Legal Group strives to give each client the best representation possible and to afford each client the honesty, dignity, and respect that they need and deserve in what may be a difficult time.A competent Clearwater bankruptcy lawyer at our firm will patiently analyze your entire case and suggest the best remedy for your current situation.The Jay Weller Legal Group provides such a wide array of services that we are certain to have a program that will suit your needs.
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My name is Jay Matthew Weller and I am a bankruptcy lawyer.
I have practiced bankruptcy Law and have served the Tampa Bay community since 1993.
I received my Undergraduate Degree in Legal Studies from the State University at Buffalo in 1990, and my Law Degree, or Juris Doctorate, from the University of Akron, in 1993.
While at the University of Akron Law School, I specialized in bankruptcy law.
The curriculum included Bankruptcy Law, Secured Transactions, Advanced Secured Transactions, UCC Law, and other studies devoted to the practice of Bankruptcy Law.
I have practiced bankruptcy Law and have served the Tampa Bay community since 1993.
I received my Undergraduate Degree in Legal Studies from the State University at Buffalo in 1990, and my Law Degree, or Juris Doctorate, from the University of Akron, in 1993.
While at the University of Akron Law School, I specialized in bankruptcy law.
The curriculum included Bankruptcy Law, Secured Transactions, Advanced Secured Transactions, UCC Law, and other studies devoted to the practice of Bankruptcy Law.
At Jay Weller Legal Group we provide our clients with the best bankruptcy law guidance for a variety of bankruptcy law services.
We have been practicing bankruptcy law since 1993 and have helped more than 40,000 clients in both Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy throughout Florida.
Here most of your questions are answered directly from a bankruptcy lawyer with The Weller Legal Group.
Jay Matthew Weller has been a Bankruptcy Lawyer in the Tampa Bay Area since 1993.
His entire professional career has been devoted to the representation of debtors in Bankruptcy and Debt related matters.
We have been practicing bankruptcy law since 1993 and have helped more than 40,000 clients in both Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy throughout Florida.
Here most of your questions are answered directly from a bankruptcy lawyer with The Weller Legal Group.
Jay Matthew Weller has been a Bankruptcy Lawyer in the Tampa Bay Area since 1993.
His entire professional career has been devoted to the representation of debtors in Bankruptcy and Debt related matters.
Although the bad effects of Bankruptcy are often oversold or exaggerated in the popular media, and Bankruptcy, either a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, can remedy many problems for those confronted with overwhelming Debts, Bankruptcy is not always the best solution.
At Jay Weller Legal Group we have many alternatives to Bankruptcy that assist our Clients who are confronted with Debts.
In Florida, we have many distressed homeowners.
For many of these homeowners, they have few outstanding Debts other than their Mortgage.
At Jay Weller Legal Group we have many alternatives to Bankruptcy that assist our Clients who are confronted with Debts.
In Florida, we have many distressed homeowners.
For many of these homeowners, they have few outstanding Debts other than their Mortgage.
The Federal Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) provides protection to Consumers from debt collection violations and the abusive practices of Debt Collectors.
The FDCPA is often used in combination with the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
The FDCPA usually applies only to third party Debt Collectors, although many States have provision that protect against original Creditors.
The FDCPA prohibits various debt collection violations including calling before 8:00 A.M. and after 9:00 P.M., failing to terminate communication upon request, calling the Consumer continuously with the intent to harass, calling at the Consumer's employment after being advised such calls are not acceptable, and contacting the Consumer after being notified he is being represented by an Attorney.
The FDCPA is often used in combination with the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
The FDCPA usually applies only to third party Debt Collectors, although many States have provision that protect against original Creditors.
The FDCPA prohibits various debt collection violations including calling before 8:00 A.M. and after 9:00 P.M., failing to terminate communication upon request, calling the Consumer continuously with the intent to harass, calling at the Consumer's employment after being advised such calls are not acceptable, and contacting the Consumer after being notified he is being represented by an Attorney.
Typically, when a debtor contracts with a debt settlement company, the company will negotiate a lower amount for the debtor to pay on his credit cards, loans or other unsecured debts.
Most debt settlement companies will ask the debtor to pay to the company, a monthly payment.
The debt settlement company will take monies from this monthly payment to satisfy its fees, with the remainder available for payments to creditors.
Once sufficient funds are acquired by the debt settlement company, the company theoretically will then pay the creditor in a lump sum settlement.
Most debt settlement companies will ask the debtor to pay to the company, a monthly payment.
The debt settlement company will take monies from this monthly payment to satisfy its fees, with the remainder available for payments to creditors.
Once sufficient funds are acquired by the debt settlement company, the company theoretically will then pay the creditor in a lump sum settlement.
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