Stopping foreclosure through bankruptcy, loan modifications, or both
Foreclosure article written by South Carolina lawyer Daniel Stone One of the common questions I receive from clients is whether or not they should continue
July 1, 2012
Foreclosure article written by South Carolina lawyer Daniel Stone One of the common questions I receive from clients is whether or not they should continue
This is one of my most popular questions I have from spouses who come to see me to file for bankruptcy protection. Many of the
In eleven years of filing bankruptcy cases, I have only had a few clients lose any property or assets in a bankruptcy. Of these clients
Most of my Chapter 7 bankruptcy clients never set foot in bankruptcy court. They do attend a creditors meeting called a 341 hearing at the
Yes. In South Carolina, even after being served with foreclosure papers you can still file bankruptcy to stop your mortgage lender from selling your home
Yes. In most circumstances, even if your creditor obtained a civil judgment lawsuit against you (this is where credit card and medical creditors obtain judgments), you
You have to remain current on your post petition mortgage payments in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. If you fall bend on your payments, your mortgage
1. Maintain adequate medical insurance. 2. Maintain longterm disability insurance. 3. Maintain at all times a six to nine month nest egg of cash for
HERE ARE SOME OF THE TOP ADVANTAGES OF FILING A CHAPTER 13 1. STRIP IRS TAX LIENS 2. STRIP A SECOND MORTGAGE (VALUE AT
The number 1 reason why a Chapter 13 case might be petitioned for dismissal is for non-payment. In our District, we can file Moratorium motions
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