Keep Your Home Through Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Are you afraid that you're going to lose your house? When you are seriously behind in your mortgage payments, the lender has the right to seize your house. When you signed the loan documents, you used the house as collateral for the loan. Because of this, the lender has the right to foreclose on your house if you cannot pay as indicated by the loan documents.
Filing bankruptcy can help you stop foreclosure and save your home
Even if you have missed several payments on your mortgage and received notice that foreclosure proceedings will begin, help is available. By filing bankruptcy under Chapter 13 of the federal bankruptcy code, homeowners are able to stop foreclosure and keep their homes. Call (812) 949-2211 to speak with Attorney Lloyd E. Koehler in New Albany, Indiana. Contact him to learn how a bankruptcy attorney can help you stop foreclosure and save your home.
Why come to us to stop foreclosure?
Our law firm has helped thousands of homeowners save their real estate from foreclosure through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing. We only do bankruptcy and understand how to do it right. Our law firm completes all the paperwork for you, from filling out the petition to listing all your assets and debts. We also help you get credit counseling as required by the bankruptcy law. No other law firm in the New Albany Division of the Southern Indiana District offers a lower down payment for a bankruptcy filing. We also have payment plans and sliding scale fees.
How bankruptcy works to protect your home
Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows homeowners to develop a new payment plan with the lender. They can then keep their property by making back payments over a period of five years.
Filing for bankruptcy protection stops foreclosure proceedings immediately
Contact a bankruptcy attorney today to save your home. Call the Southern Indiana law firm, Koehler Law Offices, at (812) 949-2211. Learn about your options and keep your house.
It costs you nothing to talk with us.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
