Eliminating 2nd Mortgages Also Called Stripping or Cramming Down

WOULDN’T IT BE NICE TO GET RID OF A 2ND MORTGAGE AND SAVE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS? Homeowners  and other property owners often discover that their property’s market  value is less than the balance of the first mortgage. On top of that  many have second mortgages and/or Home Equity Loans. How do you keep the property and

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Transferring Or Selling Assets Before Filing Bankruptcy

Frequently, individuals ask about giving property away, such as a  car, just before filing a Chapter 7. These transfers not only fail to  help the bankruptcy process, the transfers might be unnecessary with the  right legal advice. THE PROBLEM WITH LAST MINUTE SALES AND TRANSFERS Maybe  an individual has a car worth $15,000 that they

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Swimming In Debt? It Might Be Time To Call A Chicago Debt Collect

American workers take pride in their work, and American ingenuity and  labor has given birth to some of the world’s greatest achievements,  indeed. But the economy rises and falls from year to year and  unfortunately for some Americans that means lost jobs, and lost jobs  often creates debt. Let’s face it, no one wants to

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Delinquency – Condo Dues In Illinois And How Bankruptcy Can Help

Condominiums (Condo) include multi-unit apartments and townhouse and  some single family house. While co-ops are a bit different the following  generally apply to the following. DUES Owners  of Condo units are responsible for monthly dues or assessments. In  addition the Condo Association can levy special assessments. The special  assessments can be required to be paid

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Personal Property Exemptions In Illinois For Chapter 7 And Chapter 13

People are always concerned that they can lose their car or furniture  when they file a Chapter 7 case. While it is a reasonable concern, the  law recognizes that one can keep more than just the shirt on his back  when going through bankruptcy. Property exemptions determine what  property debtors may keep. Illinois has its

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