California Attorneys

You can sue a dealership for selling you a bad car if they did not properly disclose any known issues with the vehicle. For example, if a car dealer has a vehicle that they know was previously involved in an accident, they must tell the buyer about the accident prior […] Read More →

The banking and mortgage industry has done nothing to make it easy for consumers to understand how much they’re really paying when they sign a contract. They also seem to guard their actual process for loan modifications and the foreclosure process as if they were government secrets. Many of our […] Read More →

One of the primary factors that determine how much a dealership decides to sell a used car for is the number of miles on the vehicle. In some cases, the dealer may not know what the true mileage of the car is, and issue a TMU (True Mileage Unknown) disclosure […] Read More →

Yes, your car dealership has the option to cancel your contract on a used vehicle if they cannot find the financing they offered. In most cases, a dealership salesman will call you to renegotiate the contract and find financing for you through a different company, perhaps with different terms. If […] Read More →

While it rarely comes as a surprise, the notice of default is the typically the first official step in the foreclosure process. A notice of default is issued by the mortgage lender after the homeowner misses three or more scheduled monthly payments. While there is still time to take action […] Read More →

Southern Californians have to struggle through living in some of the most expensive places in the world. The cost per living across SoCal is among the highest in the country, and this makes it difficult for many homeowners to keep up with mortgage payments. A loss of income, stay in […] Read More →

A salvage title is given to a car that is deemed to be a complete loss by an insurance company due to damage. In many cases, these cars can still be put back together with junk yard pieces and drive relatively normally for short periods of time, but in the […] Read More →

All year long, Californian’s have been seeing news stories stating that foreclosure rates are down substantially, but the truth is that foreclosures will always exist or at an increase rate since the USA economic is doing poorly and the unemployment rate are increasing. New laws protecting homeowners, called the California […] Read More →

Purchasing a used vehicle from a car dealership can be confusing to say the least. Dealers have a whole host of different charges they can add on to your contract while claiming that they are deducting fees that you’ve never even heard of. A sticker price of any amount can […] Read More →

If you have gotten to the point where you are researching the different types of bankruptcy, and the benefits of each, there is probably a very good reason for it. Nobody gets into debt or takes out a loan with the intention of having to file bankruptcy, but for many, […] Read More →

There are so many products and services available to buy these days that word of mouth and internet reviews can’t keep every consumer informed of which purchases may cause headaches down the line. While the majority of companies serving the public do a great job of keeping their customers interests […] Read More →

Every year, millions of used cars are sold from auto dealerships all across the country to consumers who trust that they will be driving around in the vehicle they were expecting. Unfortunately, many dealers scam buyers out of getting the car they thought they were going home with. Dealership Fraud […] Read More →

While the housing market continues to recover for some homeowners, many are still fighting to stop foreclosure. Many new laws to prevent illegal foreclosures from predatory lenders proceeding with the foreclosure process have recently come into effect, and may be able to help you. These new laws have given homeowners […] Read More →

Southern Californians spend more time behind the wheel of their car than almost anyone else in the country. With a lack of far reaching and reliable public transportation, there are actually three times the amount of cars registered in Los Angeles than there are residents. With so many cars being […] Read More →

Facing foreclosure alone, without any help, can be a very scary predicament for any homeowner. Mortgage companies are known for giving individuals the run-around during the foreclosure process, and promising assistance while only making the situation more confusing and difficult. If you’re facing foreclosure in Los Angeles, it’s important that […] Read More →

If you were sold a used car with frame damage, and you were not disclose by the dealer or warn you about the problems before making the purchase, you may be a victim of auto fraud. The next step for you to take is to speak with an auto attorney who can sue the dealership as soon as possible. Read More →

The problems with the independent foreclosure review settlement checks keep coming. Most recently, it’s been exposed that over 400,000 settlement checks have been mailed to the wrong addresses. This blunder comes after other foreclosure settlement checks bounced, or we issued for far less than what the homeowner was owed. It’s […] Read More →

You’ve been looking for a used car on dealership lots around your local area for months, waiting to find the perfect vehicle that suits your needs and is in good condition. Despite your best efforts to buy a car with a no previous accidents, and a perfect history, the dealer […] Read More →

It’s upsetting to see yet another prominent figure, this time an athlete, lose their home to foreclosure. Former NFL Quarterback Daunte Culpepper’s property, worth more than $3 Million, was foreclosed on by SunTrust bank back in April of 2013. After a successful career with the Minnesota Vikings, Culpepper went to […] Read More →

It seems that used car dealerships will do anything they can to get the sale. There are many different types of Auto Fraud, and rolling back an odometer to trick a consumer into thinking the vehicle has less miles than it really does, is illegal. In the past, it was […] Read More →