Reaffirming A Mortgage
Reaffirming A Mortgage Can I Reaffirm My Mortgage In Bankruptcy? We receive this question very frequently and it seems most real estate lenders are ignorant
Reaffirming A Mortgage Can I Reaffirm My Mortgage In Bankruptcy? We receive this question very frequently and it seems most real estate lenders are ignorant
We often hear the phrases “I make too much money to file bankruptcy,” or “I have too much property to file for bankrutpcy.” These myths
For a period of time, Doan Law Firm rarely recommended Short Sales on homes that would be eventually surrendered in conjunction with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Many of today’s Bankruptcy Filings are much different than just 2 years ago. Many are now strategically being filed to deal with today’s housing collapse,
In a recent case decided 8/26/09, the Southern District Bankruptcy Court denied relief to debtors who file for chapter 13 relief due to the amount
Despite the Trustees, Creditors, and Courts making it very difficult to seek chapter 13 relief, Congress seems to have provided one more reason to seek
On June 2, 2009, a decision came out in the Southern District of California Bankruptcy Court in San Diego that allowed a subsequent Chapter 13
On June 15, 2009, new legislation went into effect that could extend the foreclosure process by an additional 90 days. Stay tuned, more on this
The new bankruptcy laws that passed in October, 2005, have created an exception to discharge of HOA fees that accrue after the bankruptcy case is filed
In a crushing blow, the Cramdown legislation advocated by the Obama administration which would allow Bankruptcy Judges to modify mortgages in Bankruptcy has been voted
Following the path of recent decisions of California Courts, it would appear that one can now get away with murder provided it takes place in
Great Decision on 2923.6 Recently, a Ventura Judge denied a request to dismiss a lawsuit under 2923.6 which requires lenders to modify mortgages. The transcript
New Bankruptcy Laws may soon go into effect to provide much needed and over due relief for San Diegan’s upside down on their residences. Last
While most foreclosures result in the inability to pursue the borrower due to the creation of a non-recourse debt, there are some exceptions and issues
Every day, our firm is bombarded with questions arising over whether the lender has any recourse against the borrower if a foreclosure proceeding takes place.
Bankruptcy reform to allow modificaion of mortgages is gaining momentum. Yesterday, legislation was approved 21-15 by a US House Panel. After stalling in Congress last
It looks like the “Cram Down” Bankruptcy Reform will not be part of the economic stimulas package presently before Congress. But good news, is that
Every January brings a slew of questions from clients and former clients that receive 1099s on real estate they surrendered and other debt discharged in
All too often people fail to understand how powerful a chapter 13 is when it comes to saving your home from foreclosure. Stay tuned, more
Congress just recently introduced legislation, which if passed, will allow homeowners to renegotiate their home loans without the consent of the lender. This new legislation
I am amazed at all the foreclosures taking place in California in complete ignorance of the most basic and fundamental laws of any foreclosure proceeding
Most courts routinely grant relief of stay with little showing by the moving party. Nevertheless, all parties requesting relief of stay should be required to
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