Debt and Collections
- How to Dispute Inaccurate Information on Your Credit Report
- Tenant Abandonment: When Renters Move Out Before the Lease Ends
- What Happens After a Tenant Breaks a Lease Using the Cook County RTLO?
- Navigating the Illinois Safe Homes Act: What Happens if the Landlord Sues the Tenant for Rent After Move Out?
- Can I Be Liable for Rent After Breaking the Lease Early?
- Debt Collections for Tenants in Cook County
- Debt Collections and Credit Reports for Tenants in Illinois: A Beginner's Guide
- Understanding Debt and Collections: How Can You Stop a Creditor from Contacting You?
- Bankruptcy for Tenants: Resources and Referrals
- Introduction to Credit Reports for Tenants
- Understanding Debt and Collections: How to Determine If You Are Collection-Proof
- Understanding Debt and Collections: How Can a Debt Collector Contact a Tenant?
- Bankruptcy for Tenants: A Method to Maintain or Restore Utility Service
- Bankruptcy for Tenants: Can a Landlord Continue the Eviction Case if I File for Bankruptcy?
- Can a debt collector sue a tenant?
- Bankruptcy 101: Tenant's Guide to Bankruptcy
- Bankruptcy 101: What are the Risks of Filing Bankruptcy?
- Bankruptcy 101: What is a Creditor?
- Understanding the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act
- Bankruptcy 101: What is a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy