Beth K Findsen Law AZ Foreclosure and Debt Relief Help

10/19/2022

Had fun participating in the consumer forum, Let Joe Know On the Road 2022, orchestrated by Joe Ducey of ABC15 at Tempe Marketplace last night.

We answered a lot of consumer questions! Thanks to Joe and to everyone who came out

The Let Joe Know team is on the road helping Arizonans with free consumer help.

12/23/2021

In Arizona, changes in the law go in effect January 1, 2022 to put unsuspecting homeowner/consumer's homes in foreclosure for a judgment lien, as long as there is home equity in excess of the homestead exemption at risk for foreclosure from otherwise unsecured debt A judgment lien can easily and typically be obtained by a vulture debt buyer's lawsuit in justice court or superior court on which they sue for purported debts like medical debt or ordinary credit card debt and often obtain a default judgment. Often the homeowner/debtor may not even have proper notice of the lawsuit (much less answer or afford a lawyer to fight back) given sewer service of process, This law changed in AZ by a bill voted for by state Republicans and signed by Gov Ducey in May 2021. Watch out for your homestead, Arizonans!

Housing prices are seeing a meteoric rise across the country. However homeowner's aren't the only people happy with this trend.

01/16/2021

If you've been an emergency hospital patient, you may have been surprised by the bill that comes later. Even patients who have insurance can be hit with thousands of dollars in bills.

12/07/2018

"... none of this should surprise me anymore. "

12/07/2018

Oh Wells Fargo...the fun never stops. Why do I doubt its newfound commitment to consumers?
https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-wells-fargo-settlement-20180905-story.html

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/06/fed-reportedly-rejects-wells-fargos-reform-plan-for-preventing-further-consumer-abuses.html?recirc=taboolainternal

The deal, granted preliminary approval late Tuesday, would compensate Wells Fargo & Co. shareholders for losses they suffered after the bank in 2016 acknowledged it had created perhaps millions of accounts without customers’ authorization.

10/18/2018

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08/17/2018

https://law.justia.com/cases/arizona/supreme-court/2018/cv-17-0109-pr.html

At issue was when the statute of limitations commences on credit card debt subject to an optional acceleration clause.

08/17/2018