Page 4: Articles from Daniel Cohen

California has long been a hotspot for identity theft, thanks to its large population, tech-driven economy, and concentration of data-driven businesses. From Los Angeles to Sacramento, thousands of consumers each year discover that their personal information has been misused - credit cards opened in their name, bank accounts drained, or credit reports wrecked by fraudulent activity. If you’ve been a victim of identity theft in California, federal laws like the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA), Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA), and Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) offer critical protections.

Types of bankruptcy and how they affect your financial life.

Late payments don’t have to be on your credit report forever

When a SmartMove Background Check Gets Your Criminal Record Wrong, We Can Help Make It Right.

Consumer Attorneys explains the time it takes for background checks to complete and what you can expect along the way.

If you lost out on a job because of Accurate Background check errors, our attorneys help you fight back and recover!

A background check by Postmates focuses on two elements

Up to 70% of medical debt will be removed from Americans' credit reports starting July 2022

See what, if any, is the ideal credit score for someone who is 30 years old. It’s natural for us, as humans, to compare things. We compare everything from clothes to cars.

Debt collectors don’t have the upper hand just because you’re the debtor. Here are some strategies to level the playing field.

You obeyed the rules and paid your debts. But you got sent to collections anyway. Creditors need to play by the rules, too.

If Experian Reports Unauthorized Hard Inquiries In Your Credit Report, You Have the Right to Dispute and Seek Correction!