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Due to today's shifting economy, many consumers are struggling with increasing debt-to-income ratios and the inability to make adequate payments toward debt.  Home values have declined, resulting in a limited ability to obtain a home equity loan to refinance debt. Credit card consolidation has also declined due to the national credit crunch.

Consequently, many people have defaulted on their home loans and are finding themselves facing foreclosure. However, new consumer finance solutions have recently emerged to assist homeowners with their financial troubles such as:

 

  • Debt-consolidation
  • Debt-negotiation
  • Foreclosure alternatives
  • Loan Modification
  • Affordable refinancing

For more information, contact an experienced Consumer Finance and Foreclosure Attorney in your area today, to discuss your specific legal claim and the foreclosure options available to you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • When and why does foreclosure begin?
    Lenders will initiate foreclosure proceedings when homeowners become delinquent in their mortgage obligations, usually after three payments are missed. The lender will then notify the buyer in … more
  • Are you at risk of foreclosure?
    If your financial situation has changed for the worse, you may be worried that you might be at risk of foreclosure.  Have your finances changed due to a mortgage payment increase, loss of … more
  • What is acceleration?
    Many contracts for debts contain "acceleration" clauses.  This clause gives a creditor the right to "accelerate" the repayment when a payment is missed.  Often, the … more
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  • What Is Fraudulent Conveyance and How Can I Avoid it?
    The Classic Fraudulent Conveyance The classic fraudulent conveyance occurs when a person intentionally transfers property to another with the intent to defraud, hinder, or delay a creditor’s ability to collect on a debt. For example, let’s say a car dealership finances a car for a buyer based on the buyer’s credit report and bank account funds. Later, the buyer transfers his … more
  • Wage Garnishment Orders Cannot Garnish It All
    A wage garnishment order is an order by a court to automatically take a set amount of money from a person’s paycheck and send that money directly to another party.  The person whose wages are being garnished never sees the money and is thus not able to prevent the transfer to the other party.  A garnishment order is normally applied for after a defendant in a prior court case … more
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