18 Feb

Estate Planning

Medicaid Planning: How to Protect Assets and Qualify for Long-Term Care

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

As we age, one of the biggest financial risks families face is the cost of long-term care. Nursing home care can ...

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18 Feb

TCPA

What Do They Stand to Gain?

• February 25, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Why Robocallers Keep Calling (Even Though They Can Be Sued)

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18 Feb

TCPA

Texts After “STOP”: Is Each One a Separate TCPA Violation?

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

If you replied “STOP” to a spam text and the messages kept coming, you’re probably wondering:

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18 Feb

TCPA

TCPA Violations: Your Rights Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

A TCPA violation occurs when a company contacts your cell phone using an automated system without your&...

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18 Feb

TCPA

What Counts as “Consent” Under the TCPA? (Plain-English Guide)

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Quick answer Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), “conse...

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18 Feb

FDCPA

Top 10 FDCPA Violations (And How to Spot Them)

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Most people know debt collectors can’t threaten jail or use abusive language.

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18 Feb

FDCPA

How to Prove an FDCPA Violation (Evidence Checklist)

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

If you believe a debt collector violated the FDCPA, evidence is critical.

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18 Feb

FDCPA

When Can Debt Collectors Call? FDCPA Time Limits Explained

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

If a debt collector is calling you early in the morning or late at night, you may be wondering:

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18 Feb

FDCPA

What Counts as an Illegal Third-Party Disclosure Under the FDCPA?

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

One of the most common FDCPA violations is improper third-party disclosure.

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18 Feb

FDCPA

Can Debt Collectors Contact Me on Social Media?

• February 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Yes — but with strict limitations. Debt collectors are increasingly...

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