Hard Times
We took a break from blogging, trying to squeeze in a little summer during this very busy, chaotic time. This difficult economy is resulting in lots of new cases at Resolve Legal. So many people are struggling, and we are working hard to help as many of them as we can.
The news is overwhelming for those of us trying to keep up with the meltdown in our economy. We spend time every day studying to understand what is happening in the housing market, the credit markets, and the overall economic environment. One thing is clear -- our government has not reacted quickly or decisively to stem the crisis. Now that they have begun to take action in Washington, it seems that while the investment banks and insurance companies can get bail out money from the government, middle class homeowners and working people are not going to get any such assistance.
There are ways to get help. At Resolve Legal, we can sort through your options with you and provide you with information about how to improve your financial outlook. Some resources are on our web site, and information can also be found at the National Consumer Law Center, the Center for Responsible Lending, and other great websites. Please call us if you would like to talk to a lawyer. And keep reading -- we're back for fall and eager to hear from you.
The news is overwhelming for those of us trying to keep up with the meltdown in our economy. We spend time every day studying to understand what is happening in the housing market, the credit markets, and the overall economic environment. One thing is clear -- our government has not reacted quickly or decisively to stem the crisis. Now that they have begun to take action in Washington, it seems that while the investment banks and insurance companies can get bail out money from the government, middle class homeowners and working people are not going to get any such assistance.
There are ways to get help. At Resolve Legal, we can sort through your options with you and provide you with information about how to improve your financial outlook. Some resources are on our web site, and information can also be found at the National Consumer Law Center, the Center for Responsible Lending, and other great websites. Please call us if you would like to talk to a lawyer. And keep reading -- we're back for fall and eager to hear from you.
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