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11/17/2008
James R. Brown
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St. Louis Bankruptcy Attorney James R. Brown On BetterTV.com

I was recently contacted by Los Angeles attorney Alexis Martin-Neeley about the difference between having a foreclosure on your record and filing bankruptcy.  Alexis was doing research for a segment in response to a viewer question on BetterTV.com.  I provided Alexis with some great content I have had the experience of learning over the years, as well as a copy of a book I authored and published called "7 Critical Mistakes To Avoid The Dismissal Of Your Bankruptcy Case"

I just received a link to view the segment and Alexis did a great job of informing the public about the foreclosure process and how a bankruptcy can help those in danger of facing a foreclosure.  The segment is called "Buying a Home".  In the segment, to my suprise, she mentions her source of information as from "one of the best consumer bankruptcy attorneys in the United States, James Brown".  I am humbled and proud to have the honor of being referred to by my peers as one of the best simply for helping families in need.

The segment also has great discussion about rebuilding credit and the best steps to take to get back on your feet.  The website listed in the video HelpfulBankruptcyTips.com will take you directly to my website. 



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1 Comments to "St. Louis Bankruptcy Attorney James R. Brown On BetterTV.com"

Lots of people today are facing bankruptcy. Some have lost their jobs and struggling hard just to end their meet. Debt collectors are a shrewd bunch. They’ve been labeled with about every epithet under the sun, but that doesn’t deter them from trying every legal trick in the book. There are reports that they’ve gone a bit too far this time. An increasing number of reports and accounts are coming in about collectors going after next of kin, to collect on the debt incurred by a relative after the person who owes has entered into a state known as being dead! The credit card debt and other debt owed by people has been called in to the deceased’s relatives, which they are not legally required to pay. Some have actually begun doing so, taking out payday loans to afford it. That is a low blow, even for debt collectors; calling in the debt of a no longer living person to their survivors.
Posted by Jovanny on March 17, 2009 at 01:39 AM

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