Falls Church, VA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Falls Church, VA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Debt Settlement
You have four main options when faced with a discharged second mortgage. Your first is to simply continue paying on the mortgage until such time as...
Mortgages consist of two parts in the Commonwealth of Virginia - a deed of trust and a note. The deed of trust ties the mortgage to your property,...
Virginia has a special statute which deals with this sort of occurrence. According to Virginia Code 8.01-247, "No action shall be maintained on any...
Virginia requires that either you or your spouse reside here for at least six months if you wish to seek divorce. If you were married in...
Pursuant to HAMP Guidelines, "Borrowers who have received a Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge in a case involving the first lien mortgage who did not...
You may wish to try and find an organization that offers pro bono legal services to individuals who cannot afford to pay the cost of an attorney in...
As Ms. Larkin advised, you will need to prove that you already paid this restitution amount if you want to dispute this. Cancelled checks, a bank...
If you believe you can make your first and second mortgage payments, but need to catch up, then a Chapter 13 bankruptcy will give you an...
Under Virginia law, obtaining money, credit, loans, goods, or services through the use of identifying information of such other person, without the...
Based on what you have stated, this does not seem like the ordinary billing practices for a Chapter 13 case. Under Standing Order Number 08-1, the...
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