Courtesy NEF but with no creditor listed.
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Check pacer.gov to take a look at which creditor didn't get notice. This won't affect your discharge, but it's always better that they get actual...
I agree with Ms. Salchines. A letter from a lawyer requesting an accounting under state law may well fix this issue.
I recommend contacting a criminal defense attorney immediately. He or she can tell you how best to proceed.
I agree with Ms. Larkin. Speak with a bankruptcy attorney to find out the best way to proceed.
I recommend speaking with a consumer protection attorney. You can find one at naca.org.
Your options depend on what you want to do--keep the property or get rid of it. The bank can't go after you for any deficiency resulting from a...
I strongly recommend speaking with an experienced bankruptcy attorney.
About the only way to do this without the lender's consent is to file for Chapter 13. Speak with a bankruptcy attorney for more details.
If the HOA agrees to accept a quitclaim deed in exchange for a release of the HOA fees, sure.
Doubtful. It is likely considered a "fixture" and part of the property foreclosed upon. Speak with a local real estate attorney.