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Can a Bankruptcy Remove a Mortgage from my Real Property?

Posted by Stefen K. Shamberg | Aug 13, 2023 | 0 Comments

A mortgage cannot be removed ("stripped") from a parcel of real property in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, but that may potentially occur in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy if you meet the requisite criteria.  Specifically, while you cannot strip a first (1st) mortgage, you might be able to strip a second (2nd) mortgage.  However, that would necessitate that the parcel be your primary residence, and that the balance due on the first (1st) mortgage be in excess of the home's reasonable fair market value.  

What is the Difference Between a Lawsuit Being Dismissed With Prejudice, or Without Prejudice?

Posted by Stefen K. Shamberg | Apr 19, 2023 | 0 Comments

A creditor's lawsuit can be Dismissed for numerous reasons.  The Notice or Order will then indicate whether that occurred With Prejudice or Without Prejudice.  If Without Prejudice, the matter could potentially be refiled.  However, if Dismissed With Prejudice then the creditor would be legally barred from filing another lawsuit. 

How Much Does it Cost to Retain Your Legal Services?

Posted by Stefen K. Shamberg | Mar 06, 2023 | 0 Comments

The cost of representation varies depending upon the services provided.  However, relative to Bankruptcy, Foreclosure Defense and Debt Settlement, most matters are handled for a flat fee that can be quoted by phone. In addition, we offer payment plans in satisfaction of these costs, and equally partner with ClientCredit, which provides legal fee financing options.   

What is a Tax Lien Certificate Foreclosure?

Posted by Stefen K. Shamberg | Feb 09, 2023 | 0 Comments

County Treasurers have the ability to sell real property Tax Liens as a revenue raising device.  This shifts the burden of collecting the outstanding deficiency to the purchaser, which is usually investment company that can then assess interest on the past amount due.  That amount can vary, but i...

What is a Reinstatement Figure?

Posted by Stefen K. Shamberg | Jan 24, 2023 | 0 Comments

If you are delinquent in your mortgage you can potentially cure the problem by paying the Reinstatement.  That would require your remittance of a one-time payment consisting of your arrearage, any late fees, escrow advances, as well as the Court costs and Attorneys' fees incurred by the mortgage ...

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