25 Sep

Consumer Protection

Protecting an Older Relative From Bank Imposters and Financial Exploitation

• September 24, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

A sudden bank “emergency,” unusual transfers, or unexplained access to an older adult's accounts deserves prompt,...

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25 Sep

Estate Planning

Organ Donation Shouldn’t Cost Your Family a Dime—So Why Might a Donation-Related Charge Still Show Up on the Hospital Bill?

• August 27, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Your loved one dies in the hospital. In the middle of unimaginable ...

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24 Sep

Student Loan Debt

A Forgiven Student Loan or Discharged Debt Still Appears on Your Credit Report

• September 24, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Forgiveness and bankruptcy do not erase all account history. Learn how to identify a reporting error, dispute it,...

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24 Sep

FDCPA

A Debt Collector Sued You. Does Filing the Lawsuit Violate the FDCPA?

• September 24, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

A collection suit is serious, but filing one is not automatically an FDCPA violation. Here are the documents and ...

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24 Sep

TCPA

You Told a Company to Stop Calling. Why Are the Calls Still Coming?

• September 24, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Keep proof of your opt-out and the later calls or texts. TCPA rights depend on the kind of contact, consent, call...

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24 Sep

Debt Defense

Can a Paid-Off Car Be Repossessed for a Different Debt?

• September 24, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

A paid-off vehicle can raise difficult lien and cross-collateral questions. Check the contracts and title before ...

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24 Sep

Lemon Law

“Free Warranty Repair” With a Processing Fee: What Does the Warranty Actually Promise?

• September 24, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

A warranty claim can come with shipping, inspection, or processing charges. Learn what to check before paying and...

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24 Sep

Lemon Law

The Price on the Car Ad Changed at the Dealership. What Can You Do?

• September 24, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Prepared for Ginsburg Law Group, P.C. | September 24, 2026 The FTC ...

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24 Sep

Estate Planning

What Happens to Your Marriott, Disney, Wyndham or Westgate Timeshare When You Die?

• August 27, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Most people know what should happen to their house when they die. T...

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24 Sep

Estate Planning

Don’t Leave Your Kids a Vacation Bill: Timeshares and Estate Planning

• August 27, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Timeshares are usually purchased with vacations in mind—not death, probate, trusts, and inheritance.

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