13 May

Consumer Law, Consumer Protection

Justice Delayed: Why Virtual Court Access Is Essential for Working Families and Seniors

• May 13, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg
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For generations, the American justice system has relied on a simple assumption: if you are sued, cited, summoned,...

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13 May

Consumer Law

Supreme Court Shadow Docket Explained: What Consumers Need to Know About Debt, Credit, and Housing Laws

• May 13, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg
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Most Americans have never heard the phrase “shadow docket.” Yet in ...

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13 May

Consumer Law, Debt Defense, FDCPA

How State Debt Collection Laws Can Provide Stronger Consumer Protections Than the FDCPA

• May 13, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg
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When consumers hear about debt collection harassment, robocalls, collection lawsuits, or abusive collection tacti...

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14 Apr

Consumer Law, Consumer Protection

Consumer Rights for Gen Z: How to Protect Yourself From Scams, Debt, and Bad Deals

• March 20, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

If you’re part of Gen Z, you’ve grown up in a world where almost everything involves a financial transaction.

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10 Apr

Debt Defense, FCRA, FDCPA, Consumer Law, Debt Resolution, General Financial

If You Can’t Pay It Off This Cycle, Don’t Swipe: The Rule That Can Keep You Out of Credit Card Debt

• April 2, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Credit cards are one of the most powerful financial tools available—and one of the easiest to misuse.

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10 Apr

Consumer Law, FCRA, Debt Defense

Let’s Talk About: Credit Card Interest and How it is Calculated

• April 2, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

Most people misunderstand one of the most important rules about credit cards—and it’s costing them money every si...

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08 Apr

Debt Defense, FCRA, FDCPA, Consumer Law, Debt Resolution, General Financial

Should You Make Multiple Payments on Your Credit Card Each Month? The Benefits (and When It Actually Matters)

• April 2, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

When it comes to managing credit cards, most people follow a simple rule:

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06 Apr

Dealer Fraud, Consumer Law, Consumer Protection, Consumer Fraud

Odometer Rollback: How It Happens, How to Spot It, and What to Do

• March 18, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

When buying a used vehicle, one of the most important factors is mileage. Lower mileage typically means less wear...

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02 Apr

FDCPA, General Financial, Debt Resolution, Consumer Law, FCRA, Debt Defense

Interest vs. APR (and Other Credit Card Terms You Must Understand to Avoid Costly Mistakes)

• April 2, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

If you’ve ever looked at your credit card statement and felt confused by the terminology, you’re not alone.

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02 Apr

FCRA, General Financial, Consumer Law, Consumer Protection, Consumer Fraud, FDCPA

The Snowball Method for Paying Off Debt (and How It Compares to Other Strategies)

• April 2, 2026
• By AmyGinsburg

If you’re dealing with credit card debt—or any kind of consumer debt—you’ve probably asked yourself:

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