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Phillips Law is actively involved in litigating cases against servicers
and lenders of residential mortgage loans which wrongfully foreclose upon homeowners.  There are
defenses available to homeowners who are victims of wrongful
foreclosure as well as counter-claims homeowners can assert against the
foreclosing servicer and lender.. Phillips Law also aggressively pursues relief for consumers who have been victimized by identity theft.  Identity theft can be devastating to a consumer causing a victim to pay higher interest rates on everything from credit cards to home loans, higher insurance premiums, and there is even the possibility of being arrested for a crime they did not commit!. Phillips Law represents consumers who have been sued by debt buyers. Debt buyers are those entities which buy old debts, typically credit card debts, and attempt to collect from consumers on these accounts. These accounts are traded often and, frequently, the debt buyers do not have the proper paperwork or information to file a lawsuit against a consumer, yet they do anyway.

If you have been sued by a collection agency and any of the following apply to you, you may have a defense to the collector's claims:

* You have not paid on the account for at least 3 years;
* The account is not your account; or
* The debt the collector is attempting to collect is included in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy or the debt was previously discharged in a bankruptcy case.

Law became my second career in 2004. I had  previously worked as a  writer, editor, and  public relations/marketing professional in higher education. I entered the legal profession late in life because I  wanted to do  something truly productive and helpful  to people  who  found  themselves in legal conflict with the "system" as well as with other individuals who refused to respect the basic human rights of others. Much of my practice in the family law areas is focused on correcting the generally accepted view that children are too often the victims of problems that arise in the relationships of men and women, married or unmarried. By helping the parents move quickly and peacefully through a relationship problem, I think I can have an influence on protecting the children from suffering any more than what may be expected in relationship break-ups.. I am married. My wife Pamela and I have four sons, the youngest of whom is 32 years of age. We have six grandchildren. All of  our sons are hard working,  honest young  men who have  no history of being involved in drugs, drinking or crime. My  wife and I are Christians who adhere to a belief in God and in the Gospel  of Jesus Christ.

Angie opened a new law practice in 2016 to focus on her passion in animal law and to better serve her landlord-tenant clients.   Angie Hubbard Ingram resolved to serve her clients with distinctive legal insight, effective local influence, and dependable, longstanding integrity. Angie has 20 years of experience in landlord-tenant and creditor rights law.. Whether working at the office or in the community, Angie is rarely unaccompanied: her four Cavalier King Charles Spaniels usually can be found at her side. She is a volunteer for Cavalier rescue, is passionate about puppy mill prevention and education, and has led pro bono legal initiatives in protecting dogs from abuse, reproductive misuse, and neglect. Angie has expanded her private practice to include animal law and estate planning for pet well-being.. Angie graduated magna cum laude from Thomas Goode Jones School of Law and earned an undergraduate degree from Auburn University at Montgomery. She is a founding member, past treasurer and secretary, and current Vice President of the Creditor Attorneys Association of Alabama, Inc.

Experienced E attorney serving clients in Hoover and surrounding areas.