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Civil law spent time with me on the phone making sure I understood everything. They were nice and polite. They definitely answered all questions I had. They worked with me throughout the whole process
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Yes, you are allowed to file a chapter 7 bankruptcy after 8 years. That is, you could file a chapter 7 bankruptcy continuously every 8 years.
Hi, yes we do. Schedule an appointment with our experienced Philadelphia bankruptcy attorney here: https://philadelphiabankruptcylawyers.com/contact/
Yes, we are proud to serve the entire area of Montgomery County, PA.
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Yes, we are proud to serve the entire area of Philadelphia, PA.
In Pennsylvania, the mortgage lender must send the homeowner a notice of intent to foreclose before beginning any foreclosure proceedings. In Pennsylvania, we call this notice requirement the Act 91 Notice. The lender must send the Act 91 Notice by first-class mail to the borrower. In addition, they need to send it to their last address or the property secured by the mortgage. Contact Philadelphia bankruptcy lawyers from Cibik Law, P.C. to learn more.
Chapter 7 bankruptcies are called liquidation bankruptcies because the bankruptcy trustee will liquidate or sell the applicant’s assets to pay off debt. In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the applicant will not need to make monthly payments over three to five years. Instead, the trustee will liquidate the applicant’s assets, pay off as much data as possible, and then wipe out the remaining debt at the end of the process. In Chapter 13 bankruptcies, the applicant must keep paying their balances according to the court’s instructed repayment plan. After the plan is completed, the court will typically discharge all unsecured debts. There are also different eligibility requirements, and many people who do not qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy choose to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
Yes, we are proud to offer the services of our experienced chapter 13 bankruptcy attorney in Philadelphia, PA. Filing for a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy allows applicants to create a plan for paying off their debts over a three-to-five-year time frame. If you have questions about filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, whether you qualify, and what the process will look like, the attorneys at Cibik Law, P.C. are here to guide you through the process.
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Yes, we are proud to offer you the services of our experienced bankruptcy lawyer in Philadelphia, PA. The Philadelphia bankruptcy lawyers at Cibik Law, P.C. realize that everyone’s circumstances are unique. That is why our debt relief lawyers take the time to learn about your situation and what your goals are. Our main objective is to help explain your legal options and offer the best debt relief strategy possible. In many cases, filing for bankruptcy is the best way to resolve your debt and start a new chapter of your life.
Hi, the best way will be to visit or contact us directly and choose the most convenient method. https://philadelphiabankruptcylawyers.com/contact/
It varies, every bankruptcy situation is evaluated independently. We offer a free initial consultation. So, it's best to make an appointment for a free consultation so we can determine the best course of options to solve your financial matters.
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