Real Estate Law and Bankruptcy Information

Alternatives to Bankruptcy - Even when it seems you are overburdened with debt, there may be situations where bankruptcy is not your best option.

Bankruptcy and the IRS - Many questions typically arise about dealing with the IRS after bankruptcy but the tax man may be no different than any other creditors.

Business Debt Restructuring - Alternatives to bankruptcy may be changing the terms of a debt repayment, settling amounts on delinquent accounts, or even exchanging obligations for partial ownership in the company.

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy - When a business is in debt but the owners or managers believe that they can turn the company around if given enough time, they may consider filing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy - Relief from creditors and an end to debt-collection harassment at work and at home.

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy - People who are making money but can’t pay their bills and debts might want to consider filing chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Deed-In-Lieu of Foreclosure - Property and home owners, who cannot make their mortgage payments and cannot sell their home for a profit, may find that a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure is a viable option.

Predatory Lending - Creditors sometimes use unfair, deceptive or fraudulent methods to make a loan and then impose unfair and abusive terms on the borrowers.

Short Sales vs. Foreclosure - When a borrower stops making payments on a loan secured by their property, a short sale, a foreclosure may be the only option.

Foreclosure Myths - Still, despite the prevalence of people losing their homes and their grasp on the American dream, many myths are still floating around when it comes to the topic of foreclosure.

Bankruptcy vs. Debt Consolidation - Two of the most common choices for alleviating the financial burden of crushing debt include either filing bankruptcy, or entering into a debt consolidation agreement.

Tenants in a Foreclosed Property - In light of the wave of foreclosures sweeping the country, there are laws and safeguards in place to protect the rights of tenants in homes being foreclosed upon.

Buying Property At A Foreclosed Property Auction - You will need to invest some serious time researching your potential investments, and it can get aggressive at times – the faint of heart need not apply.

Condo Associations And Foreclosure - Under Florida law, a homeowner or condominium association has the legal right to sue for foreclosure on a property whose owner has failed to keep up with their monthly dues, fees and special assessments.

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