A Bankruptcy Solution

read moreYou have thought about bankruptcy but you continue struggling to pay your bills for months or years but you keep falling further behind or you were forced to give up paying your creditors just to pay basic living expenses. You have tried a credit consolidation company only to find out that you wasted your time and money. The collection agencies and creditors' telephone calls at home and at work are unbearable and relentless, you can't sleep at night and your relationships with your spouse, family and friends are suffering.

read moreMost people incur student loan debt with the best intentions and highest hopes however, if you can not find work or do not find the job or income level that you had hoped for, repayment of those student loans may become difficult or impossible when they become due. The collection calls and wage garnishments start making it more difficult for you to concentrate on finding your first job in your field or focusing on advancing yourself in your career. It can quickly put you in a rut where you feel trapped and hopeless.

read moreFiling a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be a very powerful tool in order to stop the foreclosure of your home or property. By filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy you are able to stop a foreclosure and pay back the past due mortgage amounts over 3 to 5 years at a rate you can afford. It is very important that you speak with a competent bankruptcy lawyer and experienced bankruptcy attorney in Massachusetts before making any decisions. We have helped literally thousands of people in the Fall River, New Bedford and Taunton Massachusetts areas file for bankruptcy and protect their home.

read moreIf you reside in Massachusetts and you are considering filing for bankruptcy in the Bristol County, Plymouth County, Barnstable County or Norfolk County areas of Massachusetts, please feel free to call Attorney Anthony Bucacci and Attorney Robert Simonian with any specific questions you may have regarding bankruptcy. In order to remove a second mortgage from you home you have to show that the value of the property is worth less than the balance owed on the first mortgage. In essence, most people no longer have to pay the second mortgage and make one smaller payment to the bankruptcy court for 3 to 5 years and, once the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is completed, the second mortgage is discharged and removed.