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Foreclosure
- Miami Bankruptcy Attorney Timothy S. Kingcade Named a Florida Super Lawyer 10 Consecutive Years
- Changing the Face of Foreclosure in Florida
- Improper Documentation for Foreclosure Proceedings
- The HAFA Program: Another Option for Homeowners in Over Their Heads
- Florida Courts May Begin Dismissing Foreclosure Lawsuits
- Florida Lenders Withhold Critical Information at Pre-Foreclosure Mediations
- New Foreclosure Laws in Florida May Restrict Access to Courts
- Proposed Legislation to Eliminate Judges from Foreclosure Proceedings will take away Individuals’ Property Rights and Deny their Ability to Access the Courts
- Independent Foreclosure Review Program Draws Criticism
- Short Sale Not Always the Answer and Not Always Easy
- Mortgage Balance, Default and Foreclosure
- Homeownership After Bankruptcy or Foreclosure? It’s Possible for Most
- Florida leads nation in “zombie” foreclosures
- Florida Supreme Court Case to Impact Thousands of Foreclosure Cases
- Supreme Court issues important decision for Florida homeowners with a second mortgage
Mortgages
- Underwater on Your Mortgage? You Have Options
- Government Mortgage Modifications May Not Be Everything They Seem
- Decline in Delinquent Mortgages: Are More Filing Bankruptcy or Just Walking Away?
- Mortgage Delinquencies Stuck in Holding Pattern
- Homeowners Frequently the Target of Mortgage Modification Scams
Debt Relief & Bankruptcy
- Three tips to rebuild financial health after bankruptcy
- What are my options if I am struggling with debt in 2024?
- Consumer and businesses struggle, bankruptcy rates soar
- Student loan debt and bankruptcy in 2023: An update.
- Will bankruptcy rates soar in 2023?
- 3 smart moves to make after bankruptcy
- What Does a Bankruptcy Lawyer Do? 3 Signs You Need One
- How much does it cost to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
- What are the credit counseling course requirements for filing bankruptcy?
- What happens if we agree to buy now, but can’t follow through and pay later?
- How much will bankruptcy cost?
- What to know about the Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan before filing.
- Is debt bad for my mental health?
- I cannot afford my medical bills. What are my options to manage this debt?
- When is bankruptcy good for my credit score?
- What happens if assets are not disclosed in bankruptcy?
- Filing for Bankruptcy: Keep These Dos and Don’ts in Mind
- What You Need to be Aware of Dealing with a Bankruptcy and a Divorce Together
- FAQs about reaffirming a debt in a Florida Chapter 7 bankruptcy
- Recovering After Filing for Bankruptcy
- Should people use retirement accounts to pay off debt?
- Can you buy a home after filing bankruptcy?
- SCOTUS case expands protections for debt collectors
- The Return of Debtors’ Prison? Not Exactly.
- Debt Relief Through Settlement and Consolidation: Reality or Pipe Dream?
- Dealing with Creditors and Debt Collectors While Filing for Bankruptcy in Florida
- Qualify for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy with High Interest Credit Card Debt
- The Debt Ceiling Deal: How Will it Impact You?
- Check Your Credit Report for Free
- Women Face a Unique Set of Debt Issues in Event of Divorce
- Why you should refrain from repaying debts before filing bankruptcy
- How will filing bankruptcy affect my debts?
- Reducing Tax Debt through Bankruptcy
- Past-due credit card bills can cause significant financial hardship
- During and after bankruptcy, creditors must be kept in check
- Student Loan Debt
- Filing Bankruptcy to Discharge Your Student Loan
- Will President Trump take a new approach on student loan debt?
- Will a recent CFPB decision limit collection of your student loans?
- Student Loan Dischargeability in Bankruptcy
- Drowning in Student Loan Debt?
- As Student Loan Defaults Increase, So Do Lawsuits by Government
General
- Should consumers use bankruptcy as a financial tool?
- Signs That It’s Time to Consider Personal Bankruptcy During the Covid-19 Pandemic
- Bankruptcy is Not About Gaming the System: Only a Fraction of Those in Need Are Filing
- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: What It Means For You
- Liquidation Exemptions in Florida Bankruptcy Law
- Seniors Seeking Relief in Bankruptcy During Retirement
- Major Medical Bills a Common Symptom of Bankruptcy Filings
- Florida’s New Harassment Law Has Yet to Show Its Teeth
- Practice Of Robo-Signing By Banks Continues
- Could Reporting Rental Payment History Improve Your Credit Score?
- Freddie Mac Helps Unemployed Homeowners Buy Time
- Ex-spouse Missing Payments? You Might be Held Responsible
- Discharge In Bankruptcy
- Florida Homestead Laws: What You Need to Know
- Consumers May Have to Fight to Get Errors Corrected on Credit Reports
- Protecting your finances after a hurricane hits
- Government takes steps to address high student loan default rate
- Debtor and non-debtor spouse’s joint tax refund was exempt in bankruptcy
- Beware “do it yourself” bankruptcy kits in Florida
- FL residents may find financial freedom through bankruptcy discharge
- The temptations – and dangers – of payday loans
- How will bankruptcy affect my security clearance?
- Three times when Chapter 13 is the better choice
- Hurricane victims and bankruptcy: Is there a correlation?
