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10 Common Myths about Foreclosure
Below are common foreclosure myths that many people have when facing losing their homes. Foreclosure Myths #1: You can’t save your home once...
How to Stop Foreclosure in Connecticut
People who find themselves in the center of mortgage difficulties often don’t know how to properly stop foreclosure. However, foreclosure does not...
What is the Foreclosure Mediation Process?
Foreclosure mediation is a court-sanctioned program wherein Connecticut law provides homeowners an opportunity to request a modification of their...
What are the Options when going through Foreclosure?
Many people who face mortgage problems never realized that their financial problems could be solved legally. In fact, your mortgage is a contract....
Can I save my home from Foreclosure?
Connecticut homes can be saved with good legal counsel and low interest rates. Every week hundreds of Connecticut families are sued for foreclosure....
Call our Foreclosure Attorneys to Save Your Home
Call us to see how our Connecticut foreclosure attorneys can help you solve your mortgage problems and prevent home loss foreclosure. Learn about saving homes through Chapter 13 bankruptcy. We offer a free consultation. Please do not hesitate to call us today at 203-230-2233, or complete our online contact form to discuss your questions and concerns with an experienced New Haven attorney. We help clients with home mortgage problems throughout Connecticut.
Stop Foreclosure and Confront Debt Problems the RIGHT Way
These “fake solutions” have been used to keep people away from the legal advice and representation they need. Don’t go it alone. Solid and experienced legal advice can save your home and modify your mortgage.
False promises under the guise of modification may be the single greatest contributors to foreclosure in America.
Obtain Effective Debt Relief Through Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 stops foreclosures and restructures or eliminates all other forms of debt while providing you a 3 to 5 year Plan to save your home, created in our office to fit your personal budget. Chapter 13 stops foreclosures, protects homeowners, and never requires bank approval. It’s a law that protects Borrowers, not Banks.
Chapter 13 encompasses all creditors of any kind by prioritizing repayment toward homes with other types of debt elimination in a manner which saves your home. All Chapter 13 repayment plans pay homes before credit cards. Repayment plans focus on first mortgages and tax claims prior to any money wasted on credit cards or consumer debt.This assures that homeowners catch up on mortgage payments and eliminate or reduce other less important debt over the course of a three- to five-year repayment period.
Chapter 13 saves homes. At the Law Offices of Neil Crane, we’ve used Chapter 13 to save thousands of homes throughout Connecticut. Don’t let bank delay jeopardize your chance to save your home.
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Foreclosure Process Resources
Moratorium on Mortgage Payments: Then What?
As federal banks are mandated to allow for a moratorium of mortgage payments and private banks offer or decline individual moratorium requests based...
Negotiating Loan Modifications to Stop Foreclosure
If you reach a point where you are struggling to meet your mortgage payments, you can get the help of a foreclosure defense attorney, which means...
What Happens When My Mortgage Changes Hands with Mortgage Modification?
The new Bank needs to honor your Mortgage Modification. Does my mortgage modification control future banks or servicing companies if my mortgage...
Principal Reduction During Mortgage Modification
Principal reduction is the process wherein the Lender agrees to take less than the borrower's full obligation to the Lender on a permanent basis....
Paying on Missed Payments: Second Mortgage vs. First Mortgage
Should I Pay My Second Mortgage if I’m Not Paying My First Mortgage? If you’re not paying your first mortgage or have missed payments, there really...
Financial Hardship
How is a Financial Hardship determined? A hardship determination is made to ascertain whether you have had a change in circumstances that caused...
Trial Mortgage Modification (Forbearance): Good or Bad?
“Trial modification” or Forbearance has become a very common and often short temporary mortgage solution. While the government has encouraged banks...
What happens after Foreclosure?
Many people worry about what happens after foreclosure. If you are going through foreclosure, it is good to understand what you might still be...