Special Protections for the Military: Bankruptcy, Foreclosure & Debt Collection
If you are currently a servicemember, a family member of a military member, or are contemplating joining the mililtary or National Guard, you may be entitled to additional protections when it comes to filing for bankruptcy, facing foreclosure, or dealing with debt collectors or repossessors.
In enacting the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) Congress recognized that servicemembers are not always able to respond timely to lawsuits and foreclosure actions. It also addresses some of the scams targetting military personnel and their families. Below you can read about special protections for the military when it comes to bankruptcy, foreclosure, car repossessions, and more.
Protections for Military Members in Debt Collections
Protections for Military Members in Debt Collections
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Legal Protections for America's Military: The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
Active service members can take steps to reduce loan obligations,prevent court judgments, and avoid eviction and foreclosure.
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Car Repossession: Special Protections for Military Servicemembers Under Federal Law
The SCRA provides special protections to military members facing car repossession.
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How to Break a Car Lease If You’re in the Military
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) allows a military servicemember to cancel an automobile lease under certain circumstances.
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