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What You Need to Know About Foreclosure vs. Short Sale

Falling behind your mortgage payments would lead to further difficulties. Firstly, you would be on the verge of losing your home. A solution you might think of is to sell your home in order to gain some finances. On the other hand, due to your existing fi... Read >
Author: Marikor Hidalgo

Does a Wage Garnishment in Missouri and Illinois Ever End?

A wage garnishment is a common tactic used by creditors to collect a debt-and it is troubling hard workers all over America. Having a creditor garnish up to 25% of your paycheck (or up to 65% if the debt is child support) certainly doesn't help you get ou... Read >
Author: JamesBrown

Hooked on Overages High Income

The times they are a changin'. Maybe you should change with them...Everyone's talking about the hooked on overages system. Are you thinking about that as well? {Perhaps you're considering one of the many judgment recovery courses instead? Before you jump ... Read >
Author: ova trathum

Debt Collection Laws - Part 3 – Some Useful Tips

We have considered the first contact situation and your rights in the previous parts of this series. In this, final part we are going to talk about useful tips you should know. As soon as the collector called you it is in your best interest to respond... Read >
Author: stephennack

Foreclosure Deficiency Judgment - What If You Have A Mortgage Deficiency?

If you go through a foreclosure or a short sale for your property, you may have a mortgage deficiency. This is the difference between the amount that the house was sold for and what you owe the bank. In many cases, you may still owe your lender for a home... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Deficiency Judgment - After Foreclosure

What do you do after foreclosure if you have a deficiency judgment against you? While some states do not allow for a deficiency judgment, others do allow the lender to go after the monies owed for the deficiency difference between the foreclosure sale an... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com

Many People are not Aware What Happens to Their Credit Rating if They Short Sell

If you are like most people, you are not aware what happens to your credit score or credit rating when you short sell a property. In order to be able to short sell your property, you must first get your lender to agree to accept the sale. You are going ... Read >
Author: Marco

Jeffrey Bearss Debtor Exemption Claims

Jeffrey Bearss Debtor Exemption Claims In the situation of a bank garnishment, the most regular exemption claim is the debtor will reply that everything in his bank account is social security benefits and therefore exempt. The responsibility is on th... Read >
Author: alphawolfmarketing

If You Are Involved In A Lawsuit With Someone Who Has Insurance

If you are involved in a lawsuit with someone who has insurance, this may interest you. Policies of insurance provide that the insured is entitled to be indemnified and defended by his insurer. As a practical matter, when the insured is sued, the insu... Read >
Author: Bornsteinlawfirm

Return The Deed

Some home owners may opt for a short sale and a deed in lieu of foreclosure but it can be difficult to get the bank to agree on a short payment settlement. Instead a lawyer that specializes in mortgage law and foreclosure defense can help return the deed... Read >
Author: FloridasiteBuilders

Are You Ready To Invest In Foreclosures?

Definition of Foreclosures "Foreclosure" is the legal process of a mortgage holder taking collateral for a promissory note in default. Although the process may vary from state to state, there are two types of foreclosures -- judicial and non-judicial.... Read >
Author: Brad Hess

The Reasons to Avert a Foreclosure on your Manufactured Home

Homeowners that are lateon their loan payments and struggling due to deficient equity are usually tired and badly in need of help. If this sounds familiar, you may want to reconsider your options and try to find an alternative to foreclosure. A short s... Read >
Author: jdevans789

Do Bill Collectors Have Any Rules to Follow?

The stress of harassing creditor calls is sometimes too much to handle. Stopping them is actually one reason that people file bankruptcy. But, while it may seem that they have no rules, that isn't exactly the case. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Ac... Read >
Author: JamesBrown

Southfield Collection Attorney Jeffrey Bearss

Southfield Collection Attorney Jeffrey Bearss In the occurrence of a bank garnishment, the most frequent exemption claim is the debtor will claim that everything in his bank account is social security benefits and therefore exempt. The responsibility... Read >
Author: alphawolfmarketing

Ignore the Foreclosure Lawsuit, and Risk Eviction

Homeowners facing foreclosure often receive the lawsuit paperwork in the mail and take either of two actions which will not help them escape the situation. Some frantically begin calling the lender or servicing company, attempting to work out a solution s... Read >
Author: Nick Adama

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