Bankruptcy Videos

This video explains what a defendant should do if a credit card lawsuit is filed in a county other than a county where the defendant lives.

This video discusses whether or not it matters in the context of a bankruptcy that a creditor has obtained a judgement against them.

This video explains some possible legal strategies that a consumer might be able to use if they are involved in a credit card lawsuit.

This video answers the common question of whether a debtor needs to know who is contacting them in order to sue them under the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act.

This video explains the credit card lawsuit process and what a person going through the credit card lawsuit process can expect deal with.

This video discusses whether or not creditors can continue to garnish a person's wages after they file for bankruptcy.

This video explains which debt collection laws apply to companies located in Florida.

This video explains how cease and desist letters work under federal law and Florida law

This video explains whether a homeowner can modify their mortgage if their house is in foreclosure.

This video explains what a person should do after receiving a foreclosure complaint.

This video explains what an automatic stay of bankruptcy proceeding is and, and the legal effect of a stay once it is implemented.

This video explains if and to what extent a person will have to go to court in a bankruptcy proceeding.

This video explains what the means test is in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy.

This video answers the common question of whether a plaintiff can bring a lawsuit against a debt collector under the FCCPA even though they owe the debt.

This video explains what the means test is in a Chapter 7.

This video explains what options are available to an individual who cannot get a loan modification during a foreclosure proceeding.

This video explains what some of the most common FCCPA, debt collection violations are in Florida.

This video explains why having a foreclosure defense attorney is so important in a foreclosure proceeding.

This video explains what damages a debter may collect in an FCCPA lawsuit.

This video answers the common question of whether the Peck Law Firm, P.A. offers free consultations.

This video explains whether a person in a bankruptcy proceeding can keep their vehicle.

This video explains whether or not a person whose house is in foreclosure can se3ll the house during the foreclosure process.

This video answers the common question of whether a debter will have to pay an attorney's fee in order to bring a debt collection harassment claim.

This video explains Richard Peck's background and experience as a personal injury attorney, a bankruptcy attorney, and a consumer law attorney.

This video explains what a reaffirmation of a debt is in the context of a bankruptcy.

This video discusses how long a typical bankruptcy proceeding takes.

This video answers the common question of whether a debter will have to go to court if they bring a credit card lawsuit.

This video explains what a loan deficiency is in the context of a foreclosure proceeding, and what consumers need to know about it.

This video explains the types of damages recoverable in a personal injury case, including economic damages like medical expenses and lost wages, as well as non-economic damages such as pain and suffering. Attorney Rick provides insights on how these damages are calculated to ensure fair compensation for injury victims.

This video discusses life treatment plans in personal injury cases, which outline the ongoing medical care and associated costs an injured person will need throughout their life. Attorney Rick explains how these plans are developed to ensure victims receive adequate compensation for future expenses.

This video explains whether you need to reimburse your health insurance company from a personal injury settlement. Attorney Rick clarifies the process of health insurance reimbursement, also known as subrogation, and how it may impact your case recovery.

This video addresses whether filing a lawsuit is necessary to receive compensation for personal injury claims. Attorney Rick explains that many cases are resolved through negotiations and settlements without the need for a lawsuit, but some circumstances may require going to court.

This video explores what happens if the person responsible for an accident doesn't have insurance. Attorney Rick explains options for recovering compensation, such as filing a claim through your own uninsured motorist coverage or pursuing other legal avenues.