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Update on Orange County Bankruptcy Attorneys
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In this competitive environment for Orange County Bankruptcy Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Professionals has seen competitors come and go. There are always new law firms in Orange County, looking to see if they can enter the bankruptcy market. We have seen many companies come up with similar business names like California Bankruptcy Professionals or Bankruptcy Attorney Continue Reading
Still Think Loan Modification Might Be Your Next Move?
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Loan Modifications have been in our local real estate language for several years now. Programs under HAMP or Home Affordable Modification Program have many different programs that are supposedly available to homeowners like HARP or Home Affordable Refinance Program or HARP 2.0. The end-date for HARP according to the Making Home Affordable website is December Continue Reading
Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Which One is Right for You?
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With all of the attorney and law firm advertising out there today, people looking for bankruptcy services or a bankruptcy law office usually have heard the terms Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Both are for consumer debt, but which one is best for you? There is information available online that explains the differences Continue Reading
Foreclosure During Loan Modification Process
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Are you in the midst of a loan modification program evaluation? Has your mortgage bank told you that your loan modification is being processed and there is no potential date of conclusion, but your file is looking really good? 6 months later, you still don’t have a confirmation of your loan mod and now they Continue Reading
Bankruptcy and Judgements or Court Summons
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If you have a creditor who is suing you, it is very likely that you have received a court summons to attend a court date or a judgement as a result of a court date. If you have defaulted on a creditor for 90 days or more, a creditor can take you to court and Continue Reading
File for Bankruptcy and Keep Your Home
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Hesitancy to file for bankruptcy is very common especially for those who own assets that they would like to protect. Many homeowners own homes that are underwater or have negative equity, meaning that the loan on the home is more than the price that the home would sell for in the market today. Other homeowners Continue Reading
Cheap Bankruptcy in Riverside, Los Angeles, or Orange County?
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The Business Insider has published an article about the growing problem of the high cost of bankruptcy. You can read the article here: http://read.bi/Jt2hIL Here’s an excerpt that we would like to address: Between 200,000 and one million American consumers are estimated to be unable to afford the cost of filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Continue Reading
HARP Loan Modification and Bankruptcy
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If you are working through a HARP or HARP 2.0 loan modification application, you will need to continue to keep an eye on any assigned sale date on your home. If you are facing foreclosure and looking to a HARP loan modification or any other type of loan modification to get your home out of Continue Reading
Bankruptcy By Phone?
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Is it possible to have an attorney or lawyer provide a bankruptcy service for you by phone? If you don’t have the time or the flexibility from your work or responsibilities at home, if you are incarcerated, or if you are disabled, you may not be able to go to an in-person meeting at a Continue Reading
What Would Happen If Student Loans Were Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?
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The senate just blocked a bill that would have stopped the interest rates on student loans from doubling to 6.4%. You can read more about it here: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57430060-503544/student-loan-bill-fails-as-senate-gears-up-for-protracted-battle/?tag=contentMain;contentBody They are trying to find a way to solve the student loan issue because it is a large debt problem in the United States. You can read Continue Reading