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By: Holland Law Office Mar 9, 2023

Can I Be Fired Due to Wage Garnishment in Colorado?

Wage Garnishments

When Can You Be Fired Because of Wage Garnishments in Colorado? Colorado law protects you from being fired simply because you have wage garnishments. ...

By: Holland Law Office Feb 6, 2023

What Is the Difference Between Secured and Unsecured Debt?

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Understanding the difference between secured and unsecured debts helps you make better financial choices and understand the ramifications of certain a ...

By: Holland Law Office Jan 4, 2023

What Are Some Common Ways Debt Collectors Violate the Law?

Debt Defense

The actions of debt collectors are governed by a number of federal and state laws, including the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. These laws ensure ...

By: Holland Law Office Dec 9, 2022

Can I Stop Creditors Calling Me at Work?

Debt Defense

Various federal and state laws require creditors and debt collectors to avoid practices that might be considered deceptive or unfair to consumers. One ...

By: Holland Law Office Nov 12, 2022

What Is a Default Judgment?

Bankruptcy

A default judgment occurs when someone doesn’t show up for a court hearing in which they are either the plaintiff or defendant. If you or your repre ...

By: Holland Law Office Oct 21, 2022

Is there a Limit on How Long a Creditor Can Try to Collect a Debt in Colorado?

Debt Relief

Colorado state law does limit how long a debt can be pursued, but it’s important to note that you can still legally owe a debt even if it’s time-b ...

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