After Surrendering in Bankruptcy, Contesting Foreclosure not Allowed

Oftentimes, a Debtor files a Bankruptcy petition that will stay a pending foreclosure.  Should the Debtor seek relief under Chapter 7, all property of the Debtor becomes property of the Bankruptcy Estate and subject to disposition by the Chapter 7 Trustee, with court approval.  Should the Chapter 7 Trustee determine that there is no equity in the mortgaged premises, he/she will “abandon” the property, and title will then revert back to the Debtor.  The Debtor must then either pay the secured debt, or “surrender” the property to the Secured Creditor in satisfaction of, at least, the secured portion of the debt.

By |2023-05-25T05:44:20+00:00February 9th, 2017|Debt Collection, Default Mortgage Services, Real Estate|Comments Off on After Surrendering in Bankruptcy, Contesting Foreclosure not Allowed

Judgment Enforcement: What’s in your debtor’s wallet?

Many litigation attorneys are very good at what they do - winning cases and obtaining judgments. But once they obtain a judgment, their clients are not always voluntarily paid what they have been awarded, and the judgment must be enforced. In order to do so, the debtor’s assets must first be located so enforcement proceedings can commence.

By |2020-07-27T13:25:10+00:00August 19th, 2014|Debt Collection|Comments Off on Judgment Enforcement: What’s in your debtor’s wallet?
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