Is bankruptcy our best choice?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy may well be an option, but you will need sufficient income to pay the current mortgage and clear the back payment s over 3 to...
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Chapter 13 bankruptcy may well be an option, but you will need sufficient income to pay the current mortgage and clear the back payment s over 3 to...
I suggest that you hire a lawyer who is highly experienced in debt negotiation rather than trying to deal with the creditor yourself. Debtors who...
Depending upon how collectable the debt appears to be, you may or may not hear from the collector again. I agree with Mr. Rubin and Mr. Artim that...
The HAMP guidelines, as well as the guidelines of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, etc, state that if you are not late when the trial modification begins,...
From your question, I gather that you do not wish to keep the house. Generally, if a debtor does not pay for insurance on a home during...
You have a number of options to deal with this debt, including debt negotiation, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Debt negotiation...
I agree with my Pennsylvania colleagues. The four-year Statute of Limitations applies to medical debt. (Unless the creditor sued you and obtained a...
Assuming you received a discharge in the case, you may not file another Chapter 7 until eight years have passed from the date that you originally...
This is not a matter to handle yourself. It is possible that you have defenses to this action, particularly if it is a private student loan....
I am sorry for your loss. Unless family members co-signed for the debts, they are generally not responsible for debts of a deceased relative. The...