Stop Foreclosure
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is an effective way to prevent or stop
foreclosures and save your home. Facing foreclosure can be
terrifying. No one wants to be forced out of their home.
Although you may have a variety of options available to help you
stop foreclosure, the option that is most effective is filing
for bankruptcy. Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you reinstate
your mortgage and catch up on your payments. When your mortgage
lender does not want to work with you, it is time to seek advice
from an experienced bankruptcy attorney. Filing a Chapter 13
bankruptcy can stop your mortgage foreclosure action allowing
you to keep your home while making manageable monthly payments
over the course of three to five years. At EDF LAW, we will try
to develop a plan that will help you save your home from
foreclosure and do so on your budget. Chapter 13 bankruptcy
is not just focused on your mortgage situation. It also takes
into consideration your other debts. You might have additional
benefits in the bankruptcy case that will allow you to free up
the funds necessary to pay towards your mortgage default
balance. At EDF LAW, we will assess your situation to determine
if you are eligible to eliminate or adjust other debts. Possible
debt adjustments may include:
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Eliminating your 2nd mortgage;
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Reducing your monthly vehicle payment and/or interest rate;
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Eliminating or reducing your unsecured debt, including credit
card debts and medical bills;
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Adjusting any delinquent taxes
owed and reducing the monthly payment;
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Other possible debt
reduction or adjustment options may apply to your financial
situation.
To find out if you qualify for a Chapter 13
bankruptcy and whether you will be able to save your home from
foreclosure, please contact us to schedule a free consultation. We will give you the
information needed to make an informed decision on how to
address your financial situation and how to handle the
foreclosure action. For more information, please visit the
Frequently Asked
Questions for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Beware of foreclosure rescue scams.
These companies prey on struggling homeowners. Do not let them
take advantage of you, your situation, your house or your money.
The best way to avoid becoming a victim is to get informed and
ask a lot of questions. If it sounds too good to be true, it
probably is.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. KNOW YOUR OPTIONS
EDF
LAW CAN HELP.
CONTACT US TODAY!
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