Your Paid-Current Home Mortgage in Chapter 7 and 13
There are scenarios when you are current on your home mortgage and are dealing with other home-related debts where Chapter 7 works well.
A Sample Completed Chapter 13 Case
What does the completion of a successful 3-to-year Chapter 13 case look like?What happens to your assets and debts?
A Second Mortgage “Strip” through Chapter 13
If you own a home with a qualifying 2nd or 3rd mortgage, one of the best reasons to file a Chapter 13 case is to "strip" off that mortgage.
A Second Mortgage “Strip” through Chapter 13
"Stripping" off a second mortgage has major immediate and long-term benefits.
Escape Your Underwater Second Mortgage
If your second (or third) mortgage is not backed by any equity in your home, you can "strip" that mortgage off your home's title.
A Fresh Start by “Stripping” Your Second Mortgage
Stripping your second mortgage could give your home the very best fresh start by saving you a tremendous amount of money.
Chapter 7 and Chapter 13–Stripping a Second (or Third) Mortgage
Stripping a mortgage from the title to your home could save you a tremendous amount of money.
Chapter 7 and Chapter 13
Sometimes it's obvious which of the two consumer bankruptcy solutions is right for you. But not always. You might be surprised.
Making Sense of Bankruptcy: 5 Powerful Ways Chapter 13 Saves Your Home
Chapter 13 "adjustment of debts" provides a set of tools, each one solving a different problem that could otherwise lead to losing your home.
Making Sense of Bankruptcy: Qualifying for a Second (or Third) Mortgage “Strip”
You can strip a junior mortgage from the title to your home if the home is not worth enough to have any of its equity covering that mortgage.
Making Sense of Bankruptcy: Qualifying for a Second (or Third) Mortgage “Strip”
You can strip a junior mortgage from the title to your home if the home is not worth enough to have any of its equity covering that mortgage.
Making Sense of Bankruptcy: Strip a Second (or Third) Mortgage Off Your Home
If you qualify, stripping a junior mortgage from the title to your home could make it worth saving while making it possible to do so.
New Year Resolution #14: Pay As Much of Your Debts As You Can, Under Your Own Terms, and Then Owe No More
Chapter 13 is a tremendously flexible way to pay as much as your budget allows, over a reasonable time, and then write off the rest.
Thanksgiving Week: Giving Thanks for Special Home-Saving Tools-Part 2
Save your home by "avoiding" judgment liens and "stripping" your second (or third) mortgage off your title.
Crucial Question: What Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Chapter 13 is a creative and flexible way to deal with your debts, often much more powerfully that a Chapter 7 "straight bankruptcy" can.
