In the state of Pa, when a Lender forecloses on a home, what happens to Jr liens and judgmentsI?
Assuming that the foreclosure was conducted properly, and junior lienholders were given the notice required by law, the junior liens were...
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Assuming that the foreclosure was conducted properly, and junior lienholders were given the notice required by law, the junior liens were...
I suspect that the statute of limitations has expired, meaning that it is doubtful that the creditor can legally collect. You can confirm with a...
Assuming that you have grounds to avoid the lien, meaning that it impairs your exemption, then yes it ought to work.
Any bankruptcy attorney in your area can check the records and advise you whether there is a filed reaffirmation agreement in your bankruptcy.
Section 523 of the bankruptcy code provides that certain debts are not discharged in bankruptcy. Those include money obtained by fraud or false...
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In theory you can, but if you are so far along in the bankruptcy, there probably isn't enough time. If you have bankruptcy counsel, talk to your...
The only way to stop a sheriff's sale is to strike a deal with the lender so that they hold off OR to file a chapter 13 bankruptcy where you can...
Assuming that your brother-in-law and wife each own 50% of the property (and that you are not on the deed with your wife), they each have an equal...
You are not legally responsible for Jane's debts, marriage or no marriage. But if you give money to Jane, and Jane places it in her bank account,...
Once you are two months behind, the lender can foreclose. The process starts in PA with the lender giving you a 30 day notice of its intention to...