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Are debtors bound by a surrender decision forever?

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

As any reputable West Palm Beach foreclosure attorney will tell you, the decisions made during a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case regarding one’s homestead can have an impact even after the case’s conclusion. That said, many bankruptcy filers are unsure of how long those decisions will hold weight. In particular, our clients have expressed uncertainty… Read More »

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The Road To Recovery After Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy can be a very effective tool for overcoming debt, yet many mistakenly believe that filing for personal bankruptcy can irreparably tarnish one’s future financially. While it is true that one’s credit does take a blow after receiving bankruptcy relief, recovering from the blow is possible with the right approach. As West Palm Beach… Read More »

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Spotting a Loan Modification Scam

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If a mortgager can apply for a loan modification by himself, why would he enlist an attorney to do it for him? There are several reasons for which obtaining legal representation is advisable (such as protecting oneself from foreclosure while the application is under review). However, the prevalence of loan modification scams has made the… Read More »

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What Is in a Contract?

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Believe it or not, it is very likely that you will enter into countless contracts throughout the course of your life. At its core, a contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more competent parties. However, contract law is a bit more complex than that. Types of Contracts A formal contract is… Read More »

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Facing Foreclosure as a Retiree | Kelley Kaplan & Eller

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

The Sunshine State is home to a vast number of retirees, and unfortunately, it is also known for high foreclosure rates. Foreclosure is not an issue most people presume they will have to deal with in retirement, but nonetheless, retired homeowners are foreclosed on every day. Common Causes for Foreclosure in Retirement Those in retirement… Read More »

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Unique Approach to Student Loan Discharge | Kelley Kaplan & Eller

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

A 1995 University of South Florida graduate has recently garnered headlines for what can only be described as a unique approach to seeking discharge of approximately $60,000 in student loans. Ian Locklear, 44, is suing U.S. Department of Education Secretary John King Jr. for cancellation of the debts accumulated from his pursuit of a… Read More »

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Is the End of the Foreclosure Crisis Near? | Kelley Kaplan & Eller

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

In spite of the progress made in recent years, the foreclosure crisis is far from over. After nearly ten years, foreclosure is an issue that continues to plague homeowners across the country. A Timeline of the Crisis As most Americans know, the Great Recession of 2007-09 came hand in hand with a major housing bubble… Read More »

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Are You Aware of These Popular Scams? | Kelley Kaplan & Eller

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

Unfortunately, scammers are always coming up with new, inventive ways to get their hands on other people’s money. Credit cards present a dangerous opportunity for identity thieves to swindle cardholders out of whatever their credit limits will allow. There are a few scams that are growing in popularity that everyone needs to be aware… Read More »

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How Bankruptcy Will Affect Your Lifestyle | Kelley Kaplan & Eller

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It’s inevitable that filing for bankruptcy will require you to make some changes in your lifestyle. These changes aren’t all bad, and each is intended to secure that your financial future is brighter than your past. By making the following changes to your lifestyle post-bankruptcy, you can keep debt from ruling your life ever again…. Read More »

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New Bankruptcy Forms Affect Filers

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On December 1, 2015, new forms were introduced for bankruptcy filing. Attorneys and filers alike need to be informed about the contrast between the new forms and the old ones. That’s where we come in, so here are some key differences with the new forms. Less Legal Jargon Doesn’t Mean You Don’t Need Counsel… Read More »

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