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Your Mortgage Forbearance Is Ending – Now What?

For many homeowners, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenging time.  In the spring of 2020 many found themselves with […]
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Optimizing Your Financial Stability Amid Coronavirus Challenges

By Jon D. Long, Attorney at Law COVID-19 impacts are creating rare opportunities and dangerous pitfalls for consumers, and the […]
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Bankruptcy Scam Alert

The following is from the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney’s.  I have not heard of this “Scam” occurring in […]
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Suit on Sworn Account

This post is the second in a series of post. In the first post, we discussed the debt buying business. […]
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Leases in Bankruptcy

I have leased two cars in my lifetime, and it was two of my worst financial mistakes. The first car […]
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PARTY LIKE IT’S 1989

1989 seems so far away, but it’s the first year my office began using computers to prepare bankruptcy petitions and […]
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Debt Collection Series – Debt Buying in the USA

I have been delving into the debt collection business for some time and thought it time to share with you, […]
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Fear and Loathing

Fear will make people do things, or not do things, and fear can be paralyzing. Jon and I recently had […]
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OLD DOGS AND NEW TRICKS

Jon Long and I just spent the last five months auditing the bankruptcy class at the Nashville School of Law. […]
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Redesigned Website

Long, Burnett, and Johnson, PLLC is pleased to present our newly redesigned website.  As you make your way around the […]
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Can You Hear Me Now?

Can you hear me now? Or now? And later? One of the biggest complaints our clients have and what frequently […]
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Debt Consolidation and Debt Settlement Companies

Barely a week goes by when I’m not asked by a potential client about using a debt consolidation company or […]
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“Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged”

The Biblical quotation has nothing to do with the topic, but it sounds cool. Judgments, by that I mean the […]
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Bankruptcy, Mortgages, and Foreclosure

We are all living through something not faced in our lifetimes. Real estate values have plummeted leaving many with debt […]
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Student Loans and Bankruptcy

Student loan debt is rapidly becoming a crisis in America. There is somewhere in the neighborhood of $1,000,000,000,000 dollars of […]
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THE PLAGUE OF THE WORKING CLASS – Title Loans, Payday Loans, and Bankruptcy

Title loan and check-into-cash loan companies make my blood boil, and I feel they are a plague on the working […]
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