Facing Eviction? Know Your Rights… Your Landlord Can’t Just Throw You Out!

Are you worried about being evicted? If so, we understand the stress that you are experiencing. The good news is that you DO have rights in this process. In today’s blog entry, we’re going to shed some light on the process of eviction and highlight your rights as a tenant. If you’re facing eviction, it’s important to speak to an attorney – and we can help! The process begins when our landlord gives you an eviction Read More

Loan Modification: Five Tips to Increase Your Chances of Success

If you’re looking for ways to reduce your monthly mortgage payments, a loan modification may be the answer. A loan modification makes adjustments to your loan—to the interest rate or duration—to make your monthly payments affordable. How can you ensure that you get the best possible loan modification? In this blog entry, we’re going to share five important steps – but please be sure to speak to a bankruptcy attorney Read More

Bankruptcy Basics: Understanding Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 is the most common form of bankruptcy in the US. In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the individual is allowed to keep certain exempt property and all of his or her unsecured debt is usually discharged. What property is exempt varies from state to state. Non-exempt property is theoretically sold to pay creditors. In practice, there usually isn’t any significant property to be liquidated. For debtors with significant Read More

Bankruptcy Basics: Should I Declare Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is a scary word. Most people think of bankruptcy as something to avoid at all costs. The truth is, if you’re in financial distress, bankruptcy often represents the way out. If you are facing overwhelming debt, you need to evaluate your situation and consider whether bankruptcy might offer you the fresh start that you need. Ask yourself: Are you using credit cards for necessities? Are you missing payments Read More

Seven Bankruptcy Mistakes to Avoid

If you are struggling financially, bankruptcy can be a wonderful opportunity for relief. But filing for bankruptcy can be difficult, and to help you achieve the best results for your future, here are several mistakes to avoid: Putting off the problem until it’s too late If you are in danger of losing your house or your car, don’t delay. It’s better to address your financial challenges sooner rather than later. It’s Read More

Miami Bankruptcy: Understanding Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 13 is a commonly used form of consumer bankruptcy. Almost all consumer bankruptcies in the US are either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13.  Chapter 7 bankruptcies account for about 70% of bankruptcies, with Chapter 13 accounting for the other 30%. There are many differences between the two bankruptcies, and today we’re going to dig into Chapter 13 bankruptcy in depth. Income level and the level of assets determine Read More

Florida Construction Defect Claims and Defense

A lien is a charge on real property used to secure payment for those who have furnished labor, materials or services to a project. Under Chapter 713, Florida Statutes, liens are affidavits prepared under oath by the lienor stating that the lienor has provided labor, material, supplies or services to improve real property and has not been paid. There are several requirements for a Claim of Lien: (1) the Claim of Lien Read More

Florida Construction Loan Foreclosure

Our firm concentrates in both the prosecution and defense of construction loan foreclosures. Construction loan foreclosures in Florida can be very complex and completely different from your typical residential loan foreclosures. Generally, construction loans are funded based on the progress of the construction project via draw requests. The construction loan has several ancillary agreements that govern the Read More

Bankruptcy Basics: Four Ways to Begin Rebuilding Your Credit after Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy will have a negative effect on your credit, but you can start repairing it right away. In fact, depending on your situation before you filed for bankruptcy, bankruptcy may not make things significantly worse. Bankruptcy will stay on your credit record for ten years, but you can do things during that time to improve your score. Here are some steps to take right away to get started on the path to financial Read More

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