Model State Coerced Debt Law
Coerced debt occurs when an abuser utilizes coercive control or identity theft to incur debt in the name of an individual.
Coerced debt occurs when an abuser utilizes coercive control or identity theft to incur debt in the name of an individual.
The virtual 2024 Mortgage Conference will take place from June 3-6, with pre-conference intensives on May 29-30.
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This IRA Home Energy Rebates Resource for Advocates outlines issue areas that advocates for low-income consumers and tenants should prioritize when providing stakeholder input into the state rebate plans.
This resource compiles a variety of materials that are relevant to consumer advocates working on policy reforms related to the collection of unsecured consumer debts (credit card debts, medical debt, etc.).
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Andrea Bopp Stark spoke with South Carolina Legal Services about Zombie Second Mortgages and how they affect homeownership and financial well being.
Sarah B. Mancini of the National Consumer Law Center and Lisa Sitkin with the National Housing Law Project discuss how to keep the family homestead and protect intergenerational wealth.
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