Blog , Consumer Law Issues , FAQ , Foreclosure
We often need to put on evidence about the value of assets. We try to use experts, such as appraisers, auctioneers, or brokers. But sometimes we just do not have an expert. On occasion, the only testimony available is that of the owner. Under Wisconsin law, owners are competent to testify as to the […]
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Can I sell my house to my child so that I can stop a foreclosure and continue to live there? Yes, but your child will still have to pay off the loan. We have seen a number of situations in which people file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case to stop a foreclosure sale. The debtor […]
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Most, if not all states, provide homeowners with a timeframe within which to cure their default. And of course, appearing in the foreclosure suit will result in additional time prior to the entry of judgment. Depending upon the facts, such as whether or not the lender really has the note and can prove the debt, […]
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