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B. Grant McNutt

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 28, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · B. Grant McNutt, Managing Attorney

    The Cost of Waiting: What Six More Months in Debt Actually Looks Like (opens the original)

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    Most people who call our offices have been thinking about calling for a long time. Months, usually. Sometimes years. They tell us they kept meaning to, and then the car needed brakes, or work got busy, or they thought if they could just get one month ahead of it, things might settle on their own. If that sounds familiar, you are in ordinary company. Waiting is not a character flaw, and it is not evidence that you have done anything wrong. It is what most people do, because making the call means

  2. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · B. Grant McNutt, Managing Attorney

    How Do I Find Out How Much Social Security I will Receive When I Retire? (opens the original)

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    You probably plan to retire someday, and I bet you want to finally cash in on all that FICA that has been deducted out of your pay check throughout your working career. FICA is the tax deduction from your check each payroll of 7.65%. It is made up of 6.20% Social Security and 1.45% Medicare taxes. Anywhere from ages 62 to 70, you will begin your Social Security Benefits and finally reap what you have sown throughout your life. Maybe you are already receiving benefits and good for you because you

  3. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · B. Grant McNutt, Managing Attorney

    What Happens If You Ignore A Debt Collection Lawsuit? (opens the original)

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    If you've been served with a debt collection lawsuit, the temptation is to set the paperwork aside and hope it goes away. It won't — and unfortunately, doing nothing is exactly what turns a stressful situation into a much harder one. The good news is you have more rights and more options than you probably think, and you are not alone in this. Here's what actually happens when a lawsuit goes unanswered and the steps that can change the outcome. Ignoring it doesn't stop it. It usually ends it â€

  4. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · B. Grant McNutt, Managing Attorney

    Can a Creditor Really Take Money Out of Your Bank Account? (opens the original)

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    It's one of the most common fears we hear from clients: "Can they just take money out of my account?" If you're behind on debts and worried every time you check your balance, you're not alone — and the truth is more reassuring than the myth. The Short Answer: Not Without Going to Court First. In most cases, a creditor or debt collector cannot simply reach into your bank account because you owe them money. Before they can touch a dime, they generally have to sue you, win the lawsuit, and obtain

  5. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · B. Grant McNutt, Managing Attorney

    Can AI Cost You Your Job? The Growing Financial Risk for Workers in Alabama (opens the original)

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    Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) seems to be everywhere these days. It writes emails, answers customer service questions, creates images, reviews contracts, and even helps doctors diagnose illnesses. Some people see AI as an exciting technological breakthrough. Others see it as a threat. If you are working in Alabama, there is a good chance that AI will affect your job in some way over the next few years. The question is not whether AI is coming. It is already here. The real question is whethe

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