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What happens to my debt after a bankruptcy?

If it's a straight Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the unsecured debt, meaning credit card debt, old utility bills, and medical bills and so forth, determines the discharge. Which means that they are noncollectable. There is a permanent restraining order on any attempt to collect them. They are in effect wiped out. You no longer owe them for all practical purposes. Hi, I'm Harvey Alford, with the law firm of Alford and Bertrand. We have 30 years expertise in the area of bankruptcy. If you feel you need a fresh financial start, we offer a free consultation.

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attorney: Alford & Bertrand, LLC

How is a mortgage foreclosure defense like smart business?

When a borrower has a mortgage and knows there's going to be trouble ahead, the borrower should look ahead like anyone in business would that sees bad times coming and they should start adjusting their financial policy, which means in the case of a mortgage, consider whether you should stop paying earlier now, rather than paying until you have no money left. So smart business tactics would be stop paying, force a mortgage foreclosure proceeding and then defend. And then usually reach a negotiation and settlement that will allow the property to be brought back to a performing status. I'm Carl Person, I'm a New York lawyer, and my job is to help people stay in their homes.

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attorney: Carl E. Person