How Chapter 13 Stops a Pending Mortgage Foreclosure
Chapter 13 is widely known as the fastest and most effective legal action you can use to stop a foreclosure – even a foreclosure scheduled for the next few days. ... Read full article
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The Reverse Mortgage. What You Need To Know!
Another Appeals Court Approves 2nd Mortgage Stripping in Chapter 20 Cases
Should You Try to Keep Your Home When You File Bankruptcy?
Your House is in Foreclosure: What Should You Do?
7th Circuit Splashes Cold Water on Chapter 7 “Lien Stripping” Hopes
The Curious Case Of Bankruptcy, The Mortgage Company And Reaffirmation.
Forcing the Mortgage Holder to Take Back a Home through Chapter 13
If I File A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy In Florida – Should I Reaffirm My Mortgage?
“Chapter 20″ Lien Stripping Allowed by Fourth Circuit Appeals Court
Trouble Getting a Mortgage Modification? Get Your Bankruptcy Court to Help!
Homeowners experiencing financial difficulties can avoid losing their homes by getting a mortgage modification. The trouble many people have is getting their mortgage company to agree to grant them an affordable modification. ... Read full article
Trustee Sells Home If Defective Mortgage
If the mortgage on your home is defective, a chapter 7 trustee can sell the entire home even if you’re current with your payments and despite the absence of a payment default. You get any equity – and good luck with obtaining a new mortgage – but the ... Read full article
Battle of the Experts–What Happens To My Second Mortgage Now?
Here at Bankruptcy Law Network , we have posted extensively about how in a chapter 13 case a second mortgage can be “stripped”, that is, treated as an ordinary unsecured debt. That is a powerful incentive to choose a chapter 13 if you can “ strip ” your ... Read full article
Second Mortgages In Chapter 13 – A Battle Of The Experts
You can get rid of a second mortgage in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, but beware the opposing expert. ... Read full article
Bankruptcy Will Not Kill A Zombie Deed (Or Will It?)
Appeals Court Decision Against Chapter 13 Lien Stripping Not What It Seems
Mortgage Liens Declared Invalid in Central Illinois Bankruptcy Court
A Central Illinois Bankruptcy Court Judge ruled the trustee who oversees administration of a bankruptcy case can avoid mortgage liens that do not comply with an Illinois law that requires the mortgage contain notice of the interest rate, loan amount and ... Read full article
Can I Strip A Second Mortgage In A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Don’t Get Stuck With A Surrendered Home After A Bankruptcy
Attorneys Fees in Undersecured Bankruptcy Mortgage Claims