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- Chapter 13 Debt Limits
Generally speaking, if your general unsecured debts are below $394,725 and your secured debts are below $1,184,200, you will be eligible for relief under a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. These limits are ... - The Bankruptcy Means Test
To figure out if your income is low enough for you to file for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the bankruptcy means test was created. It uses a formula that is essentially designed to prevent high wage ... - Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case Example; Mortgage Arrears - Secured Creditors
Debt relief laws can sometimes be incredibly complicated. If you’re facing mortgage arrears or other secured debt payments you cannot catch up on, or an overwhelming amounts of general unsecured ...
- The Bankruptcy Means Test
To figure out if your income is low enough for you to file for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the bankruptcy means test was created. It uses a formula that is essentially designed to prevent high wage ... - Looking for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorney in Northern New Jersey?
How does Chapter 7 work? A Chapter 7 is typically filed with the US court in the district in which the client resides. Your petition should include a list of all your assets and debts. Many debts ...
- Post HAMP Mortgage Modifications - Expected Terms and Other Points
The most popular mortgage modification program prior to December 31, 2016 was of course the US Government's backed Home Affordable Mortgage Program, also known as "HAMP". The HAMP mod, ... - Mortgage Modification - Clearing Out Arrearages
Mortgage Modification – Clearing out Arrearages (and at times some or all of the Negative Equity from the old Mortgage) Clients retaining our services to apply for and hopefully procure a ... - History of Mortgage Modifications
When the bottom fell out of the housing market in 2008, the federal government was forced to take action. With one out of ten homeowners delinquent on their loans, the government convinced servicers ...
- Can I Discharge My Student Loans?
Today, American students owe more than $1.4 trillion in student loan debt, all of which is spread out among about 44 million borrowers. Considering the average class of 2016 graduate had $37,172 in ...
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