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NC Foreclosures

December 17, 2009 by Heather Culp  
Filed under Bankruptcy, Featured Articles, Recent News

The highest rates of foreclosure in North Carolina are in the urban (Wake, Guilford, Mecklenburg) and surrounding counties (Union County in particular), and in the mountains (Caldwell County, etc.), where investment property was marketed like this…

Primer for Distressed Homeowners: Part 3 of 3

December 4, 2009 by Heather Culp  
Filed under Debt Settlement, Recent News

In our first post of this series we covered the foreclosure process and defined some basic real estate terms related to distressed sales.
In the second post, we answered questions on preventing foreclosure, negotiating with a mortgage company, and what to do about an adjustable rate mortgage that will soon reset.
This post addresses questions on short [...]

Primer for Distressed Homeowners: Part 2 of 3

December 2, 2009 by Heather Culp  
Filed under Debt Settlement, Recent News

In our first post of this series we covered the foreclosure process and defined some basic real estate terms related to distressed sales.
In this article we cover questions and answers on preventing foreclosure, negotiating with a mortgage company, and what to do about an adjustable rate mortgage that will soon reset.
Q: Can I legally prevent [...]

Emerging Trend in Commercial Foreclosures

People tend to stick their heads in the sand and hope for the best. Hoping for the best isn’t a strategy. You can hope for the best while planning for the worst.

I don’t want to file, but should I?

Many people we see in our offices want us to handle negotiations with credit card companies or provide them with credit card counseling. Most often these individuals need bankruptcy protection, not creditor negotiation or credit card counseling. You may be the exception, so contact our office for an initial consultation. Here’s a checklist to see whether bankruptcy is a viable option for your circumstances.

In Financial Distress?

We help clients facing these financial difficulties:

Foreclosures, wage garnishments, creditor harassment and repossessions
Creditor negotiation (including credit card companies) to lower debt and avoid bankruptcy
Restructuring, liquidating and winding down troubled operations
Negotiate unpaid taxes with local, state and federal agencies
Asset planning and protection after a harmful turn of business affairs
We regularly advise clients on legal matters that [...]