Marcus Webb

Losing home internet isn’t just an inconvenience when your child’s schoolwork, a benefits application, or a job interview link depends on it. Here’s how to get connected again this week …

If your car is sitting in an impound lot, storage fees are piling up every single day and most states let the lot sell your vehicle to cover the bill …

If your phone gets disconnected right when a caseworker, employer, or unemployment office is trying to reach you, every missed call can cost you money or opportunity. Here’s how to …

If a government shutdown has you furloughed or working without pay, here’s how to bridge the gap on rent, utilities, and bills before your back pay arrives, and which assistance …

When a fire, flood, or other disaster makes your home unlivable tonight, you’re not dealing with an eviction notice but you still need somewhere to sleep and money to replace …

If you can’t pay the filing fee to answer an eviction lawsuit or file a motion, most courts let you request a fee waiver — but you usually have to …

If you’re facing disconnection over a charge you never agreed to or a meter reading you believe is wrong, you don’t have to just pay it to keep service on. …

A water shutoff notice moves fast and creates health risks a gas or electric shutoff doesn’t. Here’s how to find emergency water assistance funds, request a delay, and protect your …

Emergency rental assistance programs often have more applicants than funding. Here’s how prioritization actually works, what documents push you to the front of the line, and what to do while …

If your landlord has passed away and you don’t know who to pay or whether your lease still counts, here’s what actually happens to your tenancy while the estate gets …

A homeowners association lien can move toward foreclosure faster than most people expect, even over a few hundred dollars in unpaid dues. Here’s how the timeline works, what notices actually …