lawyer: Don’t Let Your Ex Screw You With A Quitclaim Deed
- 07/16/12 09:34 PM
One of my mortgage clients was facing divorce and asked me for advice about a quit claim deed that their ex gave to sign. Thank goodness she did because she was about to get screwed and didn’t realize it. You can learn from this story too… DailyDollar Poll What did you do with your tax refund this year? o Paid down my debt o Stashed it in my savings o Shopping! o I didn’t get a refund this year
What Is A Quit Claim Deed? A quitclaim deed (many people call it a “quick-claim” deed in error) is a legal document that transfers ownership and rights in a real property (house, land, … (1 comments)
lawyer: Is Your Loan Forgiven If Your Lender Goes Bankrupt?
- 07/13/12 05:56 AM
The real estate and mortgage crisis that ensued since 2007 has resulted in hundreds of banks, mortgage companies and other lenders going out of business. You may have received letters from your lender indicating they have filed for bankruptcy protection under chapter 11. What does this mean for you? According to Carmen Dellutri, Esq., founder of The Dellutri Law Group, P.A., the answer must be “very lawyerly: It depends.” DailyDollar Poll What did you do with your tax refund this year?o Paid down my debto Stashed it in my savingso Shopping!o I didn’t get a refund this year
Is Your Loan Forgiven If … (1 comments)
lawyer: 5 Things To Do Before Seeing a Bankruptcy Lawyer
- 08/06/11 06:29 AM
Taking care of these five simple tasks before you meet with a bankruptcy lawyer for the first time may help you get the answers you need. Gathering this information ahead of time can help you make a clear, informed decision about the best way to clear your debt. If you are not comfortable completing a free bankruptcy case evaluation form online, you have the option of using your phone to call toll free 877-683-5154. 1. Prioritize Your Needs The best course of action may depend on what you need the most. Is your top priority stopping foreclosure? Do you need to clear your debt quickly? … (2 comments)
One of my mortgage clients was facing divorce and asked me for advice about a quit claim deed that their ex gave to sign. Thank goodness she did because she was about to get screwed and didn’t realize it. You can learn from this story too…
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