Carmen Dellutri
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Fort Myers, FL

Personal injury Lawyer at Fort Myers, FL

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Bankruptcy & Debt ... +4 more

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Foreclosure after bankruptcy - we want to surrender our house.

Carmen's answer | Answered on May 09, 2011

Ok, this may get a little deep but stick with me. When you purchase a home you have to sign many documents, but the most important are the...

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I took bankruptcy and gave up the property in Panama City Beach it is am I responsible to pay the fees while in foreclosure

Carmen's answer | Answered on May 09, 2011

While I agree with the other contributors, I would add a question: Can you rent the property out? The reason I ask is because this could be a way...

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I am co-borrower on florida condo the other co-borrower lives in the condo. I live in ohio and have a mortgage on my residence.

Carmen's answer | Answered on March 08, 2011

This is a great question that I'm sure is being asked by many people right now. You must first start with the co-borrower. If you have any type...

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Can a parking ticket in maryland be included in chapter 7 or 13

Carmen's answer | Answered on March 04, 2011

I have never had a problem discharging old traffic citations. They are clearly dischargeable.

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Is it true that banks are more willing to modify mortgage loans during a bankruptcy filing?

Carmen's answer | Answered on March 04, 2011

I cannot comment on LA, but I can tell you that in Southwest Florida the answer is yes. It seems that clients are better off surrendering their...

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Florida foreclosures, lawsuit served after loan renegotiation

Carmen's answer | Answered on September 04, 2008

It is very possible that the foreclosure attorneys had the documents in the process of filing foreclosure and that by the time the workout was...

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