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Attorney Kevin Kunde Placed in Top 3 Bankruptcy Lawyers in Santa Ana July 1, 2019

Attorney Kevin Kunde has built and earned a reputation for professional excellence in Santa Ana. As a bankruptcy lawyer handling all types of bankruptcy and foreclosure cases , he knows he plays an instrumental role in helping people find better, more secure tomorrows. In ...

Attorney Kevin Kunde Placed in Top 3 Bankruptcy Lawyers in Santa Ana July 1, 2019
Attorney Kevin Kunde has built and earned a reputation for professional excellence in Santa Ana. As a bankruptcy lawyer handling all types of bankruptcy and foreclosure cases , he knows he plays an ...
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Orange County City Facing Bankruptcy February 11, 2014
Like many of the county's across California, Orange County is facing rising living expenses and dangerous California Public Employees Retirement System payouts. One of the most recent cities to face ...
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Why You Should Avoid Payday Loans January 16, 2013
Everywhere you go you can see various businesses advertising Payday Loans or Cash Advance Loans. People who are in desparate need of money often find themselves susceptible to these type of loans. ...
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Nationwide Bankruptcy Filings Down for 2012 January 11, 2013
The total number of bankruptcy filings for all federal courts decreased by 14% in 2012, with a total number of 1,261,140 cases filed last year. (Should be noted that this number is for Fiscal Year ...
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Who Is Notified or Able to Know About a Personal Bankruptcy Filing? January 9, 2013
Filing for bankruptcy is a very personal thing. Because of the stigma associated with filing for bankruptcy, most people want the process to be as discreet as possible. One of the major concerns is ...
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American Express to pay $112.5 million for unlawful practices October 17, 2012
Earlier this month American Express reached a settlement with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) , the Federal Reserve, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) agreeing to pay ...
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