Since you have the lien release, you may be able to sell it. A sale normally requires court approval. You will want your attorney to handle this.

You may have rights to remain in the property under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act. I am not sure if it applies to foreclosures of a...

Filing for Chapter 13 will stop the sale and give you time to re-instate the 2nd mortgage. If the house is worth less than the amount owed on the...

Filing without an attorney can be a huge mistake. Divorce cases often complicate bankruptcy issues. For example, a house awarded to one spouse in...

You will need to check with your attorney. Most districts require permission to be granted by the court before more debt can be incurred. Failure...

No, no and for clarity no. The HELOC is still a lien on the property you sold. It should have been closed out when you sold the home. Often it...

If you did not reaffirm, you are no longer personally liable for the debt. They only have the right to take the car back. So if the car goes back...

Great answers above. Don't wait to resolve this. I live across the country from you, yet I have heard about the Franchise Tax Board. I hear they...

We need more details to answer your question. You are asking a couple of different questions. Also, how can he pay the mortgage and rent? Are...

Doing a "lump sum" settlement may be an option. Here are some tips: 1. Have the settlement money in hand BEFORE making an offer. Nothing gets...