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DannLaw Covid-19 Video Update #9

May 9, 2020 By Marc Dann

Join DannLaw founder Marc Dann as he discusses the problems plaguing the Paycheck Protection Program, when and how to access information about mortgage forbearance and other relief programs, and the Trump Administration's perversion of the CFPB. If you need help or advice please call 877-475-8100 or email intake@dannlaw.com to schedule a no-cost consultation https://www.facebook.com/fightforconsumers/videos/2491221337874893/ … [Read more...] about DannLaw Covid-19 Video Update #9

Filed Under: In the News

Questions about evictions–the feds are finally providing some answers.

May 5, 2020 By Marc Dann

As we’ve mentioned in a couple of our COVID-19 updates, under the CARES Act renters who live in “covered properties” as defined by the law may not be evicted for non-payment of rent for 120 days retroactive to March 27, 2020. Landlords are also prohibited from imposing fees, penalties, or other charges for non-payment of rent during the moratorium period and they must provide tenants with a 30-day notice of their intent to evict when the moratorium ends. We’re glad this protection exists, but … [Read more...] about Questions about evictions–the feds are finally providing some answers.

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DannLaw COVID-19 Update 9–knowledge is power

May 1, 2020 By Marc Dann

If there is one thing homeowners, consumers, and small business owners need from the federal government, their banks and mortgage servicers as they attempt to make sound financial decisions in the midst of the coronavirus crisis is reliable information. Of course, that’s exactly what they’re not getting. So in this ninth edition of DannLaw’s Covid-19 updates I’ll try once again to fill the knowledge gap and clear the confusion surrounding the multiple aid packages that have been enacted by … [Read more...] about DannLaw COVID-19 Update 9–knowledge is power

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COVID-19 Update 8: Thoughts on the CARES Act, Planning for life after the pandemic

April 17, 2020 By Marc Dann

I was mildly enthusiastic about the CARES Act immediately after it was passed because it appeared to be substantially different from the stimulus plan crafted by the federal government during the Great Recession of 2008. That package funneled trillions of dollars to the big banks and Wall Street speculators whose unfettered greed nearly destroyed the world’s financial system but did relatively little to help working and middle-class families devastated by the collapse of the housing market. … [Read more...] about COVID-19 Update 8: Thoughts on the CARES Act, Planning for life after the pandemic

Filed Under: Bankruptcy, Consumer Fraud, Covid-19, Foreclosure, Founding Partner, In the News, Payroll Protection Program, private student loans, student loan debt Tagged With: Bankruptcy, Consumer Fraud, Coronavirus, Marc Dann, private student loans, student loan debt, Wells Fargo

DannLaw Covid-19 Update 7

April 7, 2020 By Marc Dann

Many of our clients are still sorting through the various types of assistance offered via the CARES Act and the various executive orders signed by the President and the governor of the state in which they live. But learning about the programs and benefits that are now available is only half the equation. The other: deciding whether it’s in your best interest to take advantage of them. Making those decisions won’t be easy. The CARES Act itself is more than 800 pages long and the rules and … [Read more...] about DannLaw Covid-19 Update 7

Filed Under: Covid-19, Founding Partner, In the News, Payroll Protection Program, student loan debt

DannLaw Covid-19 video update for April 5, 2020

April 6, 2020 By Marc Dann

Join DannLaw founder Atty. Marc Dann as he discusses the provisions of the CARES Act and offers advice on paying bills, dealing with creditors, mortgage forbearance, credit reporting, how to make sure your relationship survives the crisis, and scam artists who are already using the CARES Act to cheat consumers. … [Read more...] about DannLaw Covid-19 video update for April 5, 2020

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DannLaw Update Number 6 on Corona Virus: Observations and Clarifications re the CARES Act

March 30, 2020 By Marc Dann

Now that we’ve had additional time to review the CARES Act, we would like to share some clarifications and observations along with advice about how to deal with bills and other financial obligations that may be coming due on April 1. Here are some things to consider about paying your bills: 1. Pay your bills if you can. You should take advantage of options that allow you to delay making payments if you need to, not just because they are available. 2. If you don’t have enough money to make … [Read more...] about DannLaw Update Number 6 on Corona Virus: Observations and Clarifications re the CARES Act

Filed Under: Foreclosure, In the News, Managing Partner, private student loans, student loan debt

DannLaw Update on Covid-19 CARES Act passed by Congress and signed by the President

March 29, 2020 By Marc Dann

I’ve been involved in politics and government for over 40 years and I can say  definitively that I have not seen legislation that offers as much direct and immediate relief to distressed consumers, borrowers, small business owners and tenants as the Covid-19 stimulus package, known as the CARES Act that Congress passed on Friday, March 27.  You can read an analysis of the bill here. You can read the legislation in its entirety here. While I’m generally pleased with the CARES Act, I do have … [Read more...] about DannLaw Update on Covid-19 CARES Act passed by Congress and signed by the President

Filed Under: Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, Founding Partner, In the News, private student loans Tagged With: Coronavirus, Covid-19, mortgage forbearance, student loans

Important COVID-19 Crisis Update on Mortgages and Student Loans

March 24, 2020 By Marc Dann

We hope that you, your family and friends are safe and in good health. We, like most of you who live in New Jersey and Ohio have been ordered to stay home for a while. We want to assure you that we are here to help you despite the Shelter-in-Place and Stay at Home orders. You may reach us at any time by calling 877-475-8100, emailing us at intake@dannlaw.com, or calling Marc Dann's cell phone: 330-651-3131. Like us, you probably know one of the hundreds of thousands of people who have lost … [Read more...] about Important COVID-19 Crisis Update on Mortgages and Student Loans

Filed Under: In the News

COVID-19 Update, March 20, 2020

March 20, 2020 By Marc Dann

We don’t mean to be a pest with these updates, but information about mortgage and consumer issues that may impact our clients, former clients and friends is flowing at a fast and furious pace. Before outlining the evolving responses to the financial hardship caused by the emergency, I want to take a moment to discuss the long-term effects of this emergency. The fact is the job losses, foreclosures, repossessions, and other types of financial stress caused by the crisis will negatively impact … [Read more...] about COVID-19 Update, March 20, 2020

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