Consumer Law Author

Hazel Yates

Hazel Yates is a seasoned consumer law attorney with a strong background in protecting consumers from unfair debt collection practices. She has worked with numerous clients to resolve complex consumer protection cases and has a proven track record of success.

Credentials

J.D., Harvard University, LL.M. in Consumer Law

10+ yearsConsumer ProtectionDebt Collection

Articles by Hazel Yates

Is My Money Safe in a Bank During a Recession?How to Write an Insurance Cancellation Letter: Examples Why Does My Interest Payment Fluctuate Each Month?Why Does Identity Theft Happen and Who Is Most at Risk Does Insurance Cover Rust Repair: Exceptions and Claims How to Get My Student Loans Forgiven: Programs and Steps How to Request an Interest Rate Reduction: What to Know How Rent Payments Can Boost Your Credit Score Do Loan Inquiries Affect Your Credit Score?Does Car Insurance Go Down at 25? What to Expect Are Credit Cards Loans? What Federal Law Says Does Deferring Car Payments Affect Your Credit Score?How Long Does It Take to Get Sent to Collections?Can You Negotiate a Charge-Off? How It Works How to Repair Credit After Charge-Offs: Dispute and Rebuild Can't Pay Your Credit Card? Here's How to Get Help Can Someone With No Credit Cosign for a Car Loan?What Happens If You Don't Pay Your Payday Loan?How Do Credit Card Payments Get Applied to Your Balance?How to Check Hard Inquiries on Your Credit Report How Long to Recover from Bankruptcy: Credit and Loans What Does Filing for Bankruptcy Mean: Types and Consequences What States Prohibit Bank Account Garnishment?Who Pays for Credit Card Fraud: Banks, Merchants, or You?Do Credit Cards Let You Go Over the Limit: Fees and Rules How Much Does a Debt Lawyer Cost? Fees Explained What Is a Deductible? How It Works in Insurance How to Write a Bill of Sale for a Car That Protects You Can Banks Waive Overdraft Fees? How to Ask for One How to Get Approved for Car Finance: What Lenders Need