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Changes in Facebook Regulations Could Have a Major Impact Down the RoadChanges in Facebook regulations could have a major impact on job applications, purchasing a home and much more. Find out what's going on in the Facebook world.
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Difference between Credit and Debt Card SwipeThe Kansas City bankruptcy attorneys of Castle Law give their opinion on the latest news and provide insightful information behind the law.
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High Interest Rates with Payday LoansDon't get trapped by interest rates when looking for payday loans. Our experienced Kansas City bankruptcy lawyers lend their advice.
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What Automatic Bill Payment Means For YouOur Kansas City bankruptcy attorneys give their opinion on the latest news involving automatic bill payments and provide insightful information behind the law.
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Actress Teri Polo Files for BankruptcyPolo’s bankruptcy filing cites credit card debt, back taxes, and unpaid rent and filing fees. Sound familiar?
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Kansas City’s Elite Invest in Payday Loan EnterprisesWhile payday loan storefronts have been somewhat regulated, online loan businesses are flourishing and have ties to the Kansas City area.
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Why the Cheapest Bankruptcy Lawyer Isn’t Always the BestWhen you’re facing a bankruptcy, the last thing you want is another expense. But before you start fee-shopping, here are some things to think about.
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You CAN Stop the Repo Man: How We Can HelpIf you spend nights worrying that the repo man will take your car while you’re sleeping, Castle Law Office is here to help.
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Credit Repair 101: Repairing Your Credit After BankruptcyGood credit after bankruptcy? It’s not a myth. You can repair your credit with these few steps.
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The Hidden Price of HealthcareThe biggest cause of bankruptcy filings may surprise you. It's not credit cards or mortgages.
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Is Bankruptcy an Option for You? Ask Detroit.If you're considering bankruptcy in Kansas City, you're definitely not alone. In fact, entire cities are considering bankruptcy as an option.
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You Want to Get Your Bankruptcy RightYou can be charged with bankruptcy fraud if you don't file the correct information with the courts. Find out how to avoid this scenario.
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