Husband walked out in 2005. Not legally separated. Losing my home I own. Last I heard he is collecting dissability.
You would need to check with a matrimonial attorney to get the answer to this question.
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No. If your mortgage debt was discharged by the Chapter 7, you cannot be pursued for a deficiency claim.
No, deficiency cannot be requsted or granted if you discharged your obligation in Chapter 7. Whether other people with the same or similar name...
This is one of the pieces the plaintiff needs to provide to the court to obtain summary judgment. If this has just been filed and served on you,...
Don't be misled. There are "quiet title" scams blooming all over Florida. Some of them involve "land trusts", some of them don't. However, these...
No way ! That is impossible. When it sounds too good to be true, that is because it is not true. There are "land trust" scams mushrooming all...
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Yes, you are completely right to be concerned and yes, you do need an attorney. Whether you need to defend the foreclosure or file bankruptcy will...
The realtor is way out of line. You have a binding contract and your wife is not on it. If Fannie Mae's representative signed the contract, that...
No. If it is legitimately your homestead, the lien of the judgment does not attach, and there is a procedure for removing any that are attempted.
A deed in lieu to the association changes nothing regarding the mortgage or the mortgage foreclosure. When the mortgage foreclosure is completed,...