What happens if there’s a dispute over your real estate contract? A contract dispute occurs whenever either party in a real estate deal—the buyer or the seller—does not comply with one of the terms or conditions in the contract. A breach means one of the parties failed to fulfill all…
The ways in which Real Estate contract disputes are typically resolved When it comes to real estate contract disputes, one of the keys to the way they are resolved lies in whom the escrow agent is (this is the party who holds the down payment or initial funds for the…
Are you drowning in debt? Are your wages being garnished? Are you getting called day and night by debt collection agencies? Sometimes, through no fault of our own, we end up overwhelmed by bills and debt. In these situations, filing for bankruptcy may be your best option. Many people are…
More than 612,000 bankruptcy cases were filed between Oct. 1, 2019, and Sept. 30, 2020, according to the United States Courts official website. Hundreds of thousands of people file for bankruptcy every year, but that doesn’t mean this is a simple process. It pays to work with qualified attorneys, like…
When filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you are agreeing to pay back secured and unsecured creditors a monthly amount. It is a court-supervised payment plan that is often based on your income and reasonable expenses. Your Chapter 13 Plan is the amount of monthly payments that will be paid to…