WHAT EFFECT DOES BANKRUPTCY HAVE ON VEHICLE OWNERSHIP?
By: Emil Fleysher | September 22, 2021 |
Short Sale
Read about everything you need to know about the relationship between bankruptcy and vehicle ownership. What Assets Can You Keep During the Bankruptcy Process, and Will Your Car Be Affected? Many people who are struggling with debt try to avoid filing for bankruptcy. This is because they are afraid of losing their most valued possessions,
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CAN YOU LOSE YOUR IRA, 401(K) RETIREMENT OR PENSION ACCOUNTS IF YOU FILE BANKRUPTCY?
By: Emil Fleysher | |
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Learn everything you need to know about bankruptcy and losing retirement savings. If you’ve spent years saving and building up your retirement, figuring out whether you’ll be able to keep it is probably a paramount concern when considering filing for bankruptcy. In Ch. 7 bankruptcy, the Ch. 7 trustee will sell off or liquidate any
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SHOULD I RESOLVE MY IRS DEBT WITH BANKRUPTCY OR AN OFFER IN COMPROMISE?
By: Emil Fleysher | |
Short Sale
Depending on the age and nature of your tax debt, bankruptcy may be an advantageous alternative to an Offer In Compromise with the IRS. Being in debt can be a very difficult situation to deal with. Even more so when one of your major creditors is the IRS. Deciding which bills to pay,
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WHY WOULD I FILE CHAPTER 13 IF I QUALIFY FOR CHAPTER 7?
By: Emil Fleysher | |
Bankruptcy
When both Chapters of bankruptcy are available in Florida, Chapter 13 bankruptcy may present some unique advantages over Chapter 7. What is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Bankruptcy is a legal process that helps those who are in debt while also assuring some degree of fairness to all parties involved. For the majority of people, bankruptcy is
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How Will Filing Bankruptcy Affect My Chances of Getting a Mortgage or Refinance?
By: Emil Fleysher | September 3, 2021 |
Bankruptcy
Many clients have been asking lately about how filing bankruptcy will affect their options with regard to obtaining a mortgage or refinance. The short answer is that "it depends." What does it depend on? 3 things... (1) whether your case was filed as a Ch. 7 Bankruptcy or as a Ch. 13 Bankruptcy; (2) whether
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Emil Fleysher Added as Top Bankruptcy Attorney on Expertise.com
By: Emil Fleysher | August 20, 2021 |
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The Law Office of Emil Fleysher, PA recently ranked on the top Bankruptcy attorney in the Deerfield Beach and Pompano Beach areas. Our firm received "A+" rankings for Reputation and Professionalism. Expertise.com finds and reviews the top service professionals in over 200 industries across the U.S. Each month, they research more than 60,000 businesses to
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Bipartisan Student Loan Bankruptcy Bill Introduced
By: Emil Fleysher | August 6, 2021 |
Bankruptcy
The Fresh Start Through Bankruptcy Act would change the bankruptcy code to make it easier to discharge student loans under certain conditions. Senators Richard Durbin (D-IL) and John Cornyn (R-TX) are the bill's sponsors (R-TX). Undue Hardship While it is not impossible to discharge student loan debt through bankruptcy under existing law, it can be
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Auto Refinance in Ch. 13
By: Emil Fleysher | November 16, 2020 |
Bankruptcy
If you have recently been denied an auto refinance loan because (1) your credit score was too low; or (2) because your car is worth less than the current loan balance; or (3) because your car is too old, you may have another option... What is Ch. 13 Bankruptcy? Ch. 13 is a type of
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Borrowers in South Florida could get mortgage loan reductions
By: Emil Fleysher | July 29, 2016 |
Foreclosure
Nearly 1,500 South Florida borrowers may be eligible for reductions of their outstanding mortgage loan balances under a federal program announced in April. The intention of the program is to help "underwater" and severely delinquent borrowers. That is delinquents whose loans are owned or guaranteed by mortgage companies Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. Who Qualifies?
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Foreclosure turned over Paragraph 22 of the Mortgage
By: Emil Fleysher | May 19, 2016 |
Foreclosure
In this Third District Court of Appeals case, the bank tried to foreclose the homeowner's mortgage at summary judgment; it entails that there be no questions of material fact. And, the bank should have permission to a foreclosure judgment as a matter of law - a stage before trial. Read more to find out how this
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