Lyle Solomon (Principal Attorney)

Bar Number: 226025

Years of experience: 30

Languages known:

english, spanish

About

Atty. Lyle Solomon has significant expertise in legal research and writing. He is a member of the State Bar of California and has extensive litigation experience.

Solomon has helped over 6000 people become debt-free. He has also contributed articles to top-notch websites on debt, credit, consumer laws, bankruptcy, and more.

Check out the nationally recognized consumer finance attorney's latest book- Think Different! Save More! on Amazon to get 48 tips to save your hard-earned money.

Why did I choose to become a Payday Loan Crusader?

I have seen my close friend's life getting destroyed because of his addiction to the easy money of payday loans. It seemed too good to be true to walk into a payday loan store and walk out with $500. It also seemed too easy to only pay back $50/week

Lo and behold, now in his mid-forties, he doesn't have a home, still lives in a shared apartment with housemates, and has paid more to the payday loan companies than on a mortgage down payment.

I have seen this story repeat for hundreds of my clients. I realized I needed to do something to bring payday loan equity, and hence I became the payday loan crusader.

Publications

Podcast Interview

Video Interviews

Topic: Interview with Principal Attorney

Topic: How To Consolidate Payday Loans

Practice Areas

Consumer Finance

Contact Information

Location: 2316 Snowmass Lane, Rocklin, California, 95677

Phone: 800-530-OVLG

Fax: 800-637-OVLG

Professional Experience

Jan 2019 to Present - 2 yr. 6 mo.

Principal attorney - Oak View Law Group, California.
Jan 2015 to Present - 6 yr. 6 mo.

Contract attorney - Duran Law Office, Roseville, California
Jan 2011 to Dec 2014 - 3 yr. 11 mo.

Contract attorney - Gray & Prouty, Sacramento, California
Jan 2010 to Present - 11 yr. 6 mo.

Contract attorney - Alcaraz - Tocchini, Tucson, Arizona
Jan 2003 to Present - 18 yr. 6 mo.

Attorney at Law - Sole Practitioner, Rocklin, California
Jan 2000 to Dec 2003 - 3 yr. 11 mo.

Law Clerk - Prentice & Schaap, Attorneys at Law, Sacramento, California

Education

University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, California

J.D.
University of Nevada , Las Vegas

B.A. Major: Criminal Justice

Table of contents

About
Publications
Podcast Interview
Video Interview
Practice Areas
Contact Information
Professional Experience
Education

Articles Contributed

Payday loan debt relief through consolidation

Payday loan consolidation is a debt relief program that helps you consolidate and repay your high-interest, short-term loans with a single affordable monthly payment plan...
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How to Choose the Right Hispanic Debt Relief Plan

Latinos are shaping the American economy in a big way. From starting businesses to filling essential jobs, their impact is hard to miss. With a huge $2.13 trillion in annual spending power, Hispanic consumers are driving growth in industries like farming, building and entertainment. Many Latino families are struggling with debt.
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What Are 529 College Savings Plans and Why You Need One

The rising cost of higher education presents a significant financial challenge for many families. As tuition, fees, and other college-related expenses continue to increase, it's becoming increasingly important for parents and guardians to plan ahead. One effective strategy for managing these future costs is the 529 college savings plan.
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Debt Settlement for Personal Loans: A Path to Financial Freedom

When in a financial crunch, many people turn to options like personal loans to tide them over. However, these are unsecured loans (i.e., without collateral) that one should not depend on entirely, given the high risk of falling into personal loan debt. Due to different reasons, it can become hard for people to pay off these loans on time.
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The Ripple Effect of Debt: Families in Financial Turmoil

Household Debt Hits Record High, Impacting Millions of Americans The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports total U.S. household debt has reached $17.69 trillion. This marks a new record affecting millions of Americans. Credit Card and Mortgage Debt Trends Credit card debt decreased by $14 billion in the first quarter of 2024 settling at $1.12 trillion. However, mortgage debt rose to $12.44 trillion an increase of $190 billion.
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