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You can sell your home most likely without a short sale. However, you usually want to assume a 10% liquidation cost (agent fee, closing costs,...
You can include medical bills. Though keep in mind, Washington State has charity care laws and so depending on your financial situation you may be...
Getting extra time may be difficult. However, if you are imminently filing a bankruptcy you will just discharge any judgment that would come your...
I see hospitals try this all the time as well as to avoid considering someone for charity care when they have the legal requirement to do so. You...
Most WA attorneys offer free consultations to discuss. Unfortunately, "it depends" is a pretty legitimate answer to your question as you have to...
Did the trustee or your attorney file a motion to deem current prior to discharge? You would have an argument if not but it will not be as easy. ...
As already suggested, using a QWR is your best bet. However, you can also reverse engineer the payments by using the terms in the note and deed of...
This requires a simple motion, most likely handled ex parte. Just a motion to approve loan mod. The previous answer was most likely correct...
You may want to request charity care if your finances are dire enough. It is an ongoing right to request this. You will still want to answer the...
Your question is simple but the answer is complicated. If your property has a large amount of equity, typically, the banks move faster to realize...