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Is your home still underwater due to a HELOC?
Bankruptcy is a HELOC Solution Did you know you can file a lien avoidance motion (lien strip motion) in a bankruptcy to remove a Home Equity Line of Credit or HELOC (Also known as 2nd mortgage, 2nd home loan, line of credit, junior lien, junior loan)? If your house is underwater due to a HELOC, Continue Reading
How to Pay for Bankruptcy Services on a Low Budget
Filing for bankruptcy can sometimes be an additional financial problem on top of the debts that you already need to include in a bankruptcy. With many law firms charging upwards of $2000 or more for bankruptcy services, it may be difficult for some people to come up with the funds to file for bankruptcy if Continue Reading
Bankruptcy in Orange County: 2012 in Review
Bankruptcy Law Professionals has great wins from 2012 to report to all clients and potential clients. We would like to take this opportunity to provide a bankruptcy services review of 2012. 2012 allowed us to learn much more about the needs of the people in Orange County, California. Real estate issues were extremely important for Continue Reading
Bankruptcy and Your Employer
What Can Your Employer Find Out About Your Bankruptcy? It is common for someone filing for bankruptcy to be concerned about the affect on their current employer. An employer normally would never know that one of their employees has filed for bankruptcy unless they have some type of regular credit background check that gets updated Continue Reading
HARP 2 – Home Affordable Refinance Program – What You Need to Know
If you haven’t read the latest official guidelines for the revamped HARP 2 or HARP 2.0 program, here they are: The mortgage must be owned or guaranteed by Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae. The mortgage must have been sold to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac on or before May 31, 2009. The mortgage cannot have Continue Reading
Cheap Bankruptcy in Riverside, Los Angeles, or Orange County?
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