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With the addition of a new attorney who is looking to hit the ground running, our firm is excited to offer an estate planning special for the rest of this month.  For individuals who are in need of a simple will and accompanying estate planning documents our firm will provide these services for $400.00 for the first ten clients to retain the firm in th

Dycke O'Neal, Inc. - - Recent Developments in the Collection of Deficiency Judgments after Mortgage Foreclosure 

Dycke O'Neal, Inc. has filed almost 200 actions for mortgage deficiency judgments in Miami-Dade County just in the past five months - since January, 2014.  Dycke O'Neal, Inc. is one creditor you do not want to meet.  Dycke O'Neal, Inc. is a company out of Texas that has bought up thousands of foreclosure judgments throughout Florida to sue foreclosed homeowners for  a "deficiency" judgment owed after their home is foreclosed.  Dycke O'Neal, Inc. is not just after a few dollars - in many cases it is suing for about $100,000.00 to $200,000.00.

On March 4, 2014 the US Supreme Court issued its decision in the case of Law v. Siegal, 134 S.Ct. 118 (2014).  The Court ruled that the Bankruptcy Court exceeded its authority when it ordered that the debtor's homestead be "surcharged" to pay the chapter 7 trustee's fees of $75,000.00.

In this next post we will be discussing the issue surrounding dismissal or conversion of bankruptcy and the role and mechanism of the means test and presumption of abuseThe post Bankruptcy Dismissal, Conversion, and the Means Test appeared first on Tucson Bankruptcy Attorney.

I am pleased to report that after our bankruptcy law firm’s successful expansion to Seattle,we are now opening a bankruptcy law office in Tacoma to serve the needs of consumers in Pierce County. We have launched a Tacoma bankruptcy website which can be found at  http://www.tacoma-bankruptcyattorney.net/
 

Atty. Jordan E. Bublick - 1221 Brickell Ave., 9th Fl., Miami, Florida - www. bublicklaw.com

The bankruptcy law regarding the scope of the chapter 13 discharge is complex and has recently undergone major changes. Therefore, debtors should consult competent legal counsel prior to filing regarding the scope of the chapter 13 discharge.