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Yes. If you are current on your mortgage payments and your home is not worth considerably more than what you owe on your mortgage, you can normally file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and keep your home. If you have over the exemptible amount of equity in your home or are behind in your mortgage payments, filing a Chapter 7 may jeopardize your home ownership. If you are behind on your mortgage, you may be able keep your home by filing a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, which allows you to resume monthly mortgage payments and pay the missed payments over time.
From one very satisfied customer!
It has been very pleasant to have Chris Jones helping with the bankruptcy process. At first you think you know everything by reading few things here and there from various web sites. Then when you meet Chris in the first 30 minutes you realize that you really…
I came into my Chapter 7 Bankruptcy with a lot of questions and a lot of misinformation. I was concerned if I was ever going to get out of the mess that had been created. My attorney quickly put me at ease and made the law very clear so I could easily understand the procedure and from the very first…
Greetings Julie! This is to let you know about our experience with Acclaim Legal Services regarding our Chapter 13 Bankruptcy case. Chris made the journey easy because of his prompt replies to our emails and phone calls. He always kept us abreast of what was going on and reassured us that we would…
I would give the Acclaim team an A+. The team never made us feel any less then important to each of them from the Desk Clark to the Trustee – I must say…. the communications that I had with Nicole M. Hollihan was always great – e-mails and voice mails were answered in a timely matter – I had several…