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How Corpus Christi Attorneys Stop Harassment from Debt Collectors

Is it legal for collectors to call you every day—even at work or late at night? Some collectors push the limits of the law—calling repeatedly, sending intimidating letters, or even threatening lawsuits they’re not legally allowed to file. If you’ve experienced this kind of treatment, you’re not imagining it. And you don’t have to accept […]

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Repossession in Texas: Can the Lender Really Take Your Car Without Warning?

Can someone really wake up to find their car gone from the driveway—without a single phone call, letter, or knock at the door? In Texas, the answer might surprise you. Every year, thousands of vehicles are seized for missed payments, often leaving owners feeling blindsided. At the Law Office of Joel Gonzalez, we help people

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Medical Debt in Texas: Legal Help for Bills That Keep Piling Up

How long can we keep ignoring those hospital bills sitting unopened on the kitchen counter? For many Texans, medical debt doesn’t just come from major surgeries or emergencies—it builds slowly with every lab test, doctor visit, or prescription filled. In Texas, where high uninsured rates make matters worse, this debt often turns into relentless calls, letters,

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Behind on Payments? Why Ignoring Debt Collectors in Corpus Christi Can Cost You

Have you ever silenced your phone when a strange number popped up, suspecting it was a debt collector? You’re not alone. Nearly 1 in 3 Americans have debt in collections. Yet, ignoring those calls, letters, or court notices doesn’t make the debt go away—it often makes things worse. In Corpus Christi and throughout Texas, many people

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Repossession Laws in Texas: What Your Lender Isn’t Telling You

It often starts with a single missed payment. Then come the phone calls, the letters, and finally—the tow truck. In Texas, the rules surrounding repossession aren’t just harsh—they’re fast. Lenders don’t need a court order to repossess a car or certain other personal property. For many Texas residents struggling with debt, that means waking up

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When Credit Card Companies Sue: What Corpus Christi Residents Should Do First

What would you do if you were handed a lawsuit from a credit card company? Most people panic—and understandably so. Being served with legal papers can be intimidating, especially when the plaintiff is a large, well-funded financial institution. Yet, in Texas alone, thousands of consumers each year are taken to court over unpaid credit card debt. Debt

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