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In every bankruptcy case, if a creditor wants to get paid they must file a proof of claim. Â A proof of claim is a written statement of a creditor with verifying documentation that describes the basis that the person who filed bankruptcy owes the creditor. When you file a bankruptcy case in the Northern District […]
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution recently reported that the federal government will unveil yet another new program to help resolve the foreclosure crisis in this country. Â This new proposal will make changes to the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) which was introduced in 2009. Â Â Just like all of the other programs unveiled to this […]
Almost everyone who files Chapter 7 bankruptcy wants to also begin the process for reaffirming their car loan. Â When reaffirming a car loan, you sign an document whereby you agree to treat the car debt as if you had never filed bankruptcy against it. Â In some cases, this can be a bad idea. In Northwest […]
Reader’s Digest recently published an article detailing some secrets from the debt collector’s playbook (click here to read the full article). As a Georgia bankruptcy attorney, I wanted to throw up when I read the part about how the debt collector will ask people to borrow from their 401k or borrow money from friends or […]
Newspapers across our nation have been full of articles detailing bank foreclosure practices that have been abusive. Â It now looks like the federal government will attempt to respond to this foreclosure abuse. Â The Wall Street Journal has reported that federal regulators will review millions of foreclosure cases to determine whether some consumers should be compensated […]
When a house gets foreclosed, many consumers fear that they are still owing money to the lender after the foreclosure of their home. Â In Georgia, it is usually only the second mortgage companies that pursue a deficiency after a house is foreclosed. Â However, the Wall Street Journal reports that many banks are now pursing deficiency […]
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