Does Discharge in Bankruptcy Prevent Borrowers From Defending a Foreclosure?

Posted on November 7, 2015 by Stephen Hachey

If your home is in foreclosure and you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, you are likely wondering if doing so will help you keep your home. The following are a few other questions to consider, as well: Will you still have to make mortgage payments after you file? Will your mortgage lender be able […]

Am I Responsible for Foreclosure Attorney Fees After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Posted on August 12, 2014 by Stephen Hachey

Every foreclosure is different, and so is every bankruptcy. What you may or may not owe your foreclosure attorney will depend on the terms of your bankruptcy. Start by checking the contract or agreement you had with your foreclosure attorney. Then, contact your bankruptcy attorney for help. In most circumstances, you will not be responsible […]

What is Non-Jury Trial in a Florida Foreclosure?

Posted on July 25, 2014 by Stephen Hachey

On March 22, 2013 Administrative Order 3.312 became effective. This order states that any cases filed more than three years ago were being set for mass trials. The purpose of this is to help move cases along and reduce foreclosure backlogs. However, it can also flood the market with foreclosure sales. A non-jury trial in […]

If Your Foreclosure Case is Coming Up for a Final Sale Date is Filing a Lawsuit for Force Insurance a Viable Delay Tactic?

Posted on March 3, 2014 by Stephen Hachey

Foreclosures can be a lengthy, stressful process in which all sides stand to lose. Chances are your lender wants to work it out as much as you do; it is easier and cheaper to come to an amicable agreement then to have a drawn out slugfest play through the court system. But if you’ve been […]

Is There a Statute of Limitations on a Foreclosure After Discharge of Mortgage in Bankruptcy?

Posted on November 25, 2013 by Stephen Hachey

The statute of limitations on any action by a creditor to collect a debt must be made within five years from the date of default or acceleration. If the statute of limitations expires your lender cannot foreclose. Nevertheless, the lien remains a burden on the property for at least another 15 years from the date […]

Does Discharge in Bankruptcy Prevent Borrowers From Defending a Foreclosure?

Am I Responsible for Foreclosure Attorney Fees After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

What is Non-Jury Trial in a Florida Foreclosure?

If Your Foreclosure Case is Coming Up for a Final Sale Date is Filing a Lawsuit for Force Insurance a Viable Delay Tactic?

Is There a Statute of Limitations on a Foreclosure After Discharge of Mortgage in Bankruptcy?

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