Phoenix, AZ
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
To mirror the other answers - your actions appear to be bad faith and abusive. You may find yourself in a case that will not be dismissed and you...
My original answer still stands - she should work with a good foreclosure/workout attorney or talk to the counselors at www.makinghomeaffordable.gov.
Section 108 of the Internal Revenue Code has some protections. It is important that you talk with a competent CPA or tax attorney to determine the...
Yes, the debt is now unsecured, but you still owe it. A bankruptcy will most likely take care of your obligation on the second mortgage. You need...
You own the house until you either transfer it to someone else or the foreclosure is completed. Make sure to keep the insurance current as long as...
Is this an attorney asking the question?
I agree with the prior answer about hiring a foreclosure attorney. Another option is to work with folks at www.makinghomeaffordable.gov. I am...
This is far too complicated a set of questions to answer in this generic forum. Seek advice from a competent tax attorney. Your specific...
Given that Fannie Mae is the owner there is little that he can do about the house. That is unless Fannie Mae agrees to sell it back. I am not...
No. You had two loans, therefore you had two debts. You need to talk to an attorney who is an expert in foreclosures in the state there the...
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