Chapter 13 prior to Mortgage and Property Tax Foreclosure
Chapter 13 stops both mortgage and property tax foreclosures. Then you have up to 5 years to catch up on the property taxes.
Paying Missed Mortgage Forbearance Payments
If you took advantage of the mortgage forbearance payment option under the CARES Act, when do you have to catch up on those missed payments?
Additional Charges and Curing Your Mortgage Arrearage
Resolve disputes with your lender in Chapter 13 about 1) additional fees and charges, and 2) whether you've cured the mortgage arrearage.
Resolve Mortgage Accounting Disagreements
Chapter 13 gives you valuable power to force your mortgage lender to be up front about how much you owe, and to efficiently dispute the amount.
Use Chapter 13 To Delay Your Home Sale
Chapter 13 gives you much more power over your mortgage and other home-related debts so that you can sell your home when it's best for you.
Bankruptcy Helps You Afford Your Mortgage
Bankruptcy frees up cash flow so you can afford your mortgage payments. Chapter 7 does so by writing off other debts. Chapter 13 does so more creatively.
More Bankruptcy Benefits for Your Home
Other bankruptcy benefits for your home include protection against other liens—from judgments, income taxes, and homeowner associations.
Bankruptcy’s Many Benefits for Your Home
Bankruptcy can save and protect your home in many different ways. One of these may be just what you need. Or you may use them in combination.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Helps You with Special Debts When Chapter 7 Can’t
Chapter 13 protects you while you catch up on or pay off very important debts.
The Most Important Choice in Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 costs much more than Chapter 7, takes about 10 times as long, so you do a Chapter 7 if possible, right?
