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Get the Help You Need to Fix Your Finances work with a bankruptcy law firm in Lexington, OHIO Managing your money can become too much sometimes. If you find yourself dealing with debt collectors, IRS harassment or mortgage issues, rely on Attorney Debbie Mack, JD/MBA to help. Based in Lexington, Ohio and serving clients throughout the region, attorney Debbie Mack brings nearly 25 years of legal experience to the table. She has served as a bankruptcy attorney for many clients, helping them restore their finances. She can help you get your financial life back on track. Speak with our office now to get started on solving your financial issues.

History

Established in 1996.

After 14 years as legal support staff and 17 years as a general practice lawyer, I grew my focus into helping individuals and families overcome financial distress. My clients feel reassured knowing of my blue-collar family roots. As a full-time practicing attorney, yet mother, I saw a conspicuous advantage in continuing my financial education before my child started school. I received my MBA in 2008 from Ashland University. I had the distinct honor of becoming a Max Gardner's Bootcamper: an exclusive group of consumer bankruptcy lawyers with a focus on making mortgage lenders follow ethical and legal processes - including guarding against robo-signers and predatory lending. As a lawyer and small business owner, my extensive research into budgeting and credit, in addition to representing recognized creditors in hundreds of foreclosures and collection cases, provided the knowledge to develop a street-wise financial awareness package that clients actually use on a permanent basis.

Meet the Business Owner: Deborah M.

Protecting consumer rights in and for the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act (OSCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), Truth In Lending Act (TILA), Real Estate Sales Practices Act (RESPA), Invasion of Privacy, defamation of character, False Light, creditor harassment; Alternatives to Bankruptcy such as Deeds in Lieu, Short Sales, Offers in Compromise with creditors, tax liabilities with the State of Ohio and Internal Revenue Service (IRS); Application to Saving the Dream and Making Homes Affordable (HAMP) and HARP; Exemption planning for potential filing for bankruptcy protection; lien removals; mortgage servicing miscalculations; wrongful foreclosure and collection suits, post-chapter 13 fallout with creditors, mortgage companies and servicers; post-discharge harassment; address credit report inaccuries.