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		<title>If someone files suite against you after your debt has been discharged do you have to show up in court?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cocky for no reason coachs Asked: If someone files suite against you has been discharged of your debt you have before you for justice? Can you hire a lawyer to talk for you in court or do you have to show up in person? I had a debt cleared in Bankruptcy Chapter 7 and discharged. [...]]]></description>
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If someone files suite against you has been discharged of your debt you have before you for justice?<br />
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<p>Can you hire a lawyer to talk for you in court or do you have to show up in person? I had a debt cleared in Bankruptcy Chapter 7 and discharged. I was served with papers over a year after the discharge. My BK lawyer stated it is a discharge violation and he recommended going after the assets of the individuals that continue to try and get the money&#8230;is that just lawyer talk or should I do this&#8230;.Can I just hire a lawyer to do all this for me or do I have to actually go to court myself?<br />
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<p><em>Answer by BR</em><br />
You are much superior off allowing your attorney to do this for you.  You don&#8217;t have to, but bankruptcy is a highly techinical area and your lawyer is the one to go.</p>
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		<title>Q&amp;A: Can a foreclosure happen after bankruptcy discharged the debt?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by Sunny: Can a foreclosure happen after bankruptcy discharged the debt? I filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy and included my mortgage in the bankruptcy. The bankruptcy was discharged and I moved out of my property. Then I find out that the mortgage company has put &#8220;Foreclosure Proceedings Started&#8221; on my credit report. These proceedings started [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><i>Question by Sunny</i>: Can a foreclosure happen after bankruptcy discharged the debt?</strong><br />
I filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy and included my mortgage in the bankruptcy.  The bankruptcy was discharged and I moved out of my property.  Then I find out that the mortgage company has put &#8220;Foreclosure Proceedings Started&#8221; on my credit report.  These proceedings started after the debt had been discharged and I had moved out.  Is this correct or is there a way to force the mortgage company to remove this from my credit report?  Lenders are treating this like a foreclosure now instead of a bankruptcy.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by SPIFIMAN1</i><br/>If you mortgage was included in your bankruptcy and the debt was discharged your credit report should read &#8220;Included in bankruptcy&#8221; and show a $  0 balance.</p>
<p>You can either dispute this statement with the credit bureaus or have your lawyer fire off a strongly worded letter to your ex mortgage company.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are several types of debt loans exist, which makes people undergo sleepless nights and always worried over the threats and other penal actions on the part of the creditors. While some people might be covering the problem of debt from the credit cards, others might be experiencing the problem in payment towards the mortgage [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are several types of debt loans exist, which makes people undergo sleepless nights and always worried over the threats and other penal actions on the part of the creditors. While some people might be covering the problem of debt from the credit cards, others might be experiencing the problem in payment towards the mortgage of their homes and the resultant foreclosure of the mortgage.</p>
<p>Filing for bankruptcy is a common scene among the business people who suffer large financial loss in their business venture. For all these situations, you can approach the Greenpath debt solutions to get redressal of your issues. The management programme of Greenpath debt solutions can support you in your debt related issues through accessing the creditors for getting concessions in your debt, reduced interest rate and design several repayment modes, convenient to both the parties.</p>
<p>Likewise the Greenpath debt solutions offer help in filing your bankruptcy documents in the court or even work out an amicable settlement out of court, in case it is advantageous. Prior to accepting the case of the debtor, the Greenpath debt solutions wage necessary consultation free of cost followed by debt assessment of the affected mortal vis-à-vis his total income and expenditure. Further, the Greenpath debt solutions explore those items on which you can make a saving, create a budget suitable for you to make the loan repayment and also an action plan for the management of debt to enable you to adhere to the loan repayment schedule and maintain the financial stability.</p>
<p><strong>Stock mutual funds</strong></p>
<p>The <a href="http://www.estockwise.com/estockwise-articles/growth-stock-mutual-funds.htm">good growth stock mutual funds</a> rarely pay the dividends to the investors, but try to make reinvestment of such dividends in the firm. These stocks might either drop or increase in value depending on the economic scenario. One can find the good growth stock mutual fund company by studying the growth of the firm over the years in terms of its income as well as its income, its debt position and most importantly, its volume of profit. Hence a form having millions of dollar revenue and at the same time earning only a marginal profit is not to be considered as a good growth stock mutual fund firm.</p>
<p><strong>Investment in the stock</strong></p>
<p>Prior to making an investment in the stock, one should have a thorough knowledge of the stock market situation. One has to make a <a href="http://www.estockwise.com/estockwise-articles/research-stock-market.htm">stock market research</a> of various firms’ financial stability and their performance for a quite number of years. Also one has to make the stock market research of companies through studying the price of stock value, the firm’s reputation, its trade practices and above all the reliability of the firm.</p>
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		<title>Court Judgments &#8211; Factors Used to Make a Legal Decision</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 05 Feb 2012 08:32:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Court proceedings are initiated when a debtor has fallen behind on his or her payments to such a point that the lender believes that there is a real risk that the individual will default on the loan thereby leaving the lender with a large financial loss; these court proceedings, usually presided over by a judge [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Court proceedings are initiated when a debtor has fallen behind on his or her payments to such a point that the lender believes that there is a real risk that the individual will default on the loan thereby leaving the lender with a large financial loss; these court proceedings, usually presided over by a judge or other court appointed officer, issue legal rulings or decisions, otherwise known as court judgments, concerning the method and amount that it to be repaid to the lender. Several factors are used to determine a court judgment and apiece ruling is one-of-a-kind to the particular situation in question. Determining factors for legal decisions include the amount initially borrowed from the lender, the amount currently still owned on the debt, the acquirable and documented assets, both financial and physical, of the debtor, and the capability or willingness of the debtor to appear before the court.</p>
<p>&#13;The most important bourgeois a judge uses to determine the legal and financial ramifications of a defaulted loan is the capability and willingness of the debtor to appear before the court. Many individuals at too humiliated to appear for the proceedings at all which leaves the judge tiny option than to decide in the favor of the present lender who first initiated the proceedings. Other individuals simply feel that they do not have means or wherewithal to fight the lender or the legal or financial system. Still others feel that their financial problems will go away if the ignore them or that they can simply start over from scratch.</p>
<p>&#13;However, the easy fact is that most judges or other court appointed officers are more sympathetic to an individual who has fallen behind on their loan payments if they show some concern for the situation and make each effort to make the situation right. This means that the debtor can ideal help his or her situation by representing his or herself in court. Simply by showing up can make a large difference in the final legal ruling. Only by showing up to the court can a debtor try and explain why he or she has fallen behind in their payments to start with by emphasizing the individualized setbacks that have led to the current financial situation.</p>
<p>&#13;Once a judge has taken in into statement the individualized situation of the debtor, he or she must them take into statement the financial realities of the situation. These realities are the amount of the initial loan, the amount already paid back, and the amount still owed. The lower the amount that was initially borrowed then the less hostile the judge will be. It is also a good thing, if the debtor has already repaid some of the loan. This shows that the individual had each intention of repaying the loan. Finally, when deciding court judgments, the judge will think about how much is still owed to lender. The larger the amount owed the more severe the penalties involved with defaulting.</p>
<p>&#13;Another concern for the court is how the debtor will be healthy to repay the loan. It is the responsibility of the prosecuting lender to bring to the court&#8217;s knowledge any and all assets that the debtor make have access to. This means that all bank accounts and all owned property must be made public to the court. The court will then use this knowledge to determine how the debtor will repay the defaulted loan.</p>
<p>&#13;Court judgments vary in scope and veracity depending on the particular financial situation of the debtor.</p>
<p><strong>Court decisions &#8211; factors that contribute to a legal decision points</strong></p>
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<p>Factors used in Making a Legal Decision about <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/court-judgements-factors-used-to-make-a-legal-decision-821003.html">Court Judgements</a>. Get more info at my <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="Blog about Judgements">Blog about Judgements</a></p>
<p><br/>Article from <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/law-articles/court-judgments-factors-used-to-make-a-legal-decision-842648.html">articlesbase.com</a></div>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is a fact that the needs of people in the modern day have increased manifold and people are inclined to take more loan to meet their requirements. With the rate of interest getting hiked from time to time, your loan debt also gets nuances and makes you end up in such a situation that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is a fact that the needs of people in the modern day have increased manifold and people are inclined to take more loan to meet their requirements. With the rate of interest getting hiked from time to time, your loan debt also gets nuances and makes you end up in such a situation that you struggle to pay back the debt. The simple access to loan is a major bourgeois for tempting people to go in for loans and trapped in the debt quicksand. If you are the one among others who suffer the burden of loan debt, there are several solutions to assist this problem.  The Langhorne debt solutions are one such bureau to assist you to get out of your loan debts. Everyone knows very well that one can't <a href="http://www.debtleap.com/debt-articles/avoid-debt-tips.htm">avoid debt</a>. However as a loan debtor, we have some rights and then there are ways to settle the issue in a smooth manner.  At Langhorne debt solutions, you get to know all the rights you have as a debtor and they have various solutions to protect you from this vicious circle. The Langhorne debt solutions advise you on the methods to refrain debt and settle your loan through mutual agreements and this result in a considerable savings for you.</p>
<p><strong>Langhorne debt solution</strong></p>
<p>There are several solutions acquirable with the Langhorne debt solution.  One such method is that the bureau approach the creditor and strike a deal, thereby  as a debtor , you need to pay back only the principal amount and the interest potion is waived. Another way out is that you get some concession in repayment where you might need to pay for e.g. only 75 or 80 percent of the due amount through a single settlement. Of course, the settling bureau charges you a fee for undertaking negotiations with the creditor   and reaching an amicable solution.</p>
<p><strong>Debt management training courses</strong></p>
<p>There are debt management training courses available, in case you intend to assist the debtors to tide over their financial hurdle which occurred as a result of the accessing loan. The <a href="http://www.debtleap.com/debt-articles/debt-management-training.htm">debt management training courses</a> gives you a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of the nature of different debt traps, the settlement tactics to be applied in settling the issue, how to reach a deal for repayment, weaning away the debt burden and finally eradicate the debt fully. Hence, after undergoing the debt management training course, you master the art of how to alleviate the debt and the nuances of restructuring the debt to the complete satisfaction of both the debtor as well the creditor.</p>
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		<title>What type of attorney do I need for Q&#8217;s about credit card judgement causing bank account &amp; car to be seized.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[chidordon Asked: What kind of lawyer do I need to Q&#8217;s caused by credit card &#38; bank statement Judgement automobile will be confiscated. I don&#8217;t want to file bankruptcy, because fraud was involved in my debt. (No harsh comments, please&#8230; I messed up bad, I know). I&#8217;m inheriting a used, paid-off automobile worth $ 3000. [...]]]></description>
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What kind of lawyer do I need to Q&#8217;s caused by credit card &amp; bank statement Judgement automobile will be confiscated.<br />
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<p>I don&#8217;t want to file bankruptcy, because fraud was involved in my debt.  (No harsh comments, please&#8230; I messed up bad, I know).</p>
<p>I&#8217;m inheriting a used, paid-off automobile worth $  3000.  I live in Michigan.  I&#8217;m also worried about the funds in my bank account.  I&#8217;m cashing a massive check and the bank requires me to deposit it for 5 days before withdrawing.</p>
<p>Thanks for any advice.<br />
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<p><em>Answer by sheera1216</em><br />
can you open another bank statement at a new bank? I messed up bad myself years ago and had to pay off the debt to the men in black trench coats!  It takes time to make it right.  Do the right thing and it will work out for you.<br />
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<p>There is an interesting point about the ideal equilibrise transfer credit card offers with 0% APR is that you get away with no interest payments on equilibrise transfers for a certain period of time. Depending on the offer itself or your current FICO ratings, this can range from three months to even an entire year. Such deals can be used by financially smart individuals in two different ways. Firstly, you can save quite a lot of money over interest fees if you have a lot of unpaid balances on your current statement due to existing cash advance borrowing or shopping purchases. At an average of 24% APR for most bad credit visa credit cards, you can save over 00 if your outstanding balances are nearly K. The second approach people used to make use of zero interest equilibrise transfer credit card is lesser known, and that is to make money rather easily and yet remains legitimate.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by shahlavegas: a question about a credit card Judgement allowed against me? I had a judgement allowed against me for $ 8,000 6 years ago, I work and I don&#8217;t have garnished consequence and I have automobiles in my name, I have a few grand in a savings account, do these companies have the [...]]]></description>
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<p>I had a judgement allowed against me for $  8,000 6 years ago, I work and I don&#8217;t have garnished consequence and I have automobiles in my name, I have a few grand in a savings account, do these companies have the power to go after assets and it doesn&#8217;t look like they have if so how long do they have and what is typical with old judgements like how long to oppose this if at all.</p>
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<p><i>Answer by golferwhoworks</i><br/>It can sit on your credit for 10 years in public records. It just gains interest till paid off. If you own your own home they attached it as a lien that will get paid if you ever refinance or sell the home. In some says it is attached for up to 20 years.They might also go back and get the judgment extended by the courts and begin garnishment at any point in time</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The implications of foreclosing on your mortgage are as serious as ever; however, with foreclosures becoming more and more common, there are fears that homeowners are not taking them as seriously as they should. In 2008, approximately 588,000 mortgage holders walked away from their homes. That is double the 2007 figure and those numbers are [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The implications of foreclosing on your mortgage are as serious as ever; however, with foreclosures becoming more and more common, there are fears that homeowners are not taking them as seriously as they should. </p>
<p>In 2008, approximately 588,000 mortgage holders walked away from their homes. That is double the 2007 figure and those numbers are expected to keep climbing as the recession continues and more and more homeowners owe more than their homes are worth. </p>
<p>It used to be that foreclosing on a mortgage was humiliating and shameful for the homeowner who could not make the payments. Now, because so many people are left with what seems like no other options, the stigma associated with losing a home does not seem so great. &#8220;The disturbing aspect of this is that it&#8217;s becoming acceptable to do&#8221; says J. Naroff of Naroff Economic Advisors, &#8220;What does this mean down the road for housing and the economy if people are happy to achievement away and destroy their credit? There also appears to be a contagion effect. Borrowers who know someone who defaulted are 82% more likely to declare their intention to do so.</p>
<p>The reasons for foreclosures now go beyond simply not being healthy to afford mortgage payments. Owing more than your home is worth, or being underwater, is swiftly becoming the reason for defaulting on a mortgage, and with an unprecedented 16 million homeowners currently underwater (expected to rise to 17.4 million by the end of 2010) this trend is becoming all too real. Homeowners who are underwater are coming to the conclusion that it no longer makes financial sense to hold on to their homes and are choosing to do a strategic default or voluntary foreclosure. According to an Experian-Oliver Wyman study, the number of strategic defaulters in California went up an amazing 68 times between 2005 and 2008; not surprising when the median price for a single family home fell from 2,670 to 6,410 in the same period. </p>
<p>Although it might seem like foreclosure (voluntary or not) is the only way to go, you still need to seriously think about the implications of such an action. Walking away from your mortgage should not be taken lightly &#8211; it can strip 100 points off your credit score and make you ineligible for a new mortgage for 7 years. There is also the security and sense of pride that comes with home ownership and the sense of unfortunate that could be associated with losing your home. And do not think the deal is done just because you have walked away from your home and mortgage, in many says lenders can seek a court ordered deficiency judgment. If the lender sells the home after a foreclosure for less than what is owed on the loan, the bank can come after the borrower for the deficiency balance. Many says give mortgage holders up to five years to obtain a deficiency judgment. If the judgement is granted, the bank can take up to 20 years to collect with an option to renew for another 20 years if the debt remains unpaid. </p>
<p>Unfortunately, there are many situations where a foreclosure is the only option, but if you are travel away from your home simply because it is no longer worth what you owe, you might want to think twice. There are currently federal programs being created to assist homeowners in this situation; so be patient and explore all of your options. Remember, giving up your home, credit rating, and pride can have long lasting effects on you and your family and could be far worse than inactivity out the housing crisis and watching the value of your home rise again.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Bank of England started pumping £75 billion into our financial system last month in an attempt to resuscitate our economy and to wage the banks with liquid money to begin lending again for mortgages, remortgages, individualized loans, automobile finance, etc. The Bank of England base rate currently stands at ½% and this Thursday their [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Bank of England started pumping £75 billion into our financial system last month in an attempt to resuscitate our economy and to wage the banks with liquid money to begin lending again for mortgages, remortgages, individualized loans, automobile finance, etc. The Bank of England base rate currently stands at ½% and this Thursday their monetary committee are expected to decide whether the base rate stays where it is or falls to zero percent.  It is being reported that some of the banks that the government bailed-out with taxpayers’ money are now charging taxpayers up to 21% interest for some individualized loans.</p>
<p>Homeowners have seen the value of their properties nose-dive, savers have seen their income from their savings diminish, unemployment has risen to over two million, the cost of living has risen sharply over the last year and now some of the very banks that were saved from going bust by the taxpayers are now charging interest rates that are astronomical. It seems that a individualized loan has a higher interest rate than a credit card. Bizarre!</p>
<p>The Daily express reported that one of their investigators was offered an interest rate of 21% for a £2,000 individualized loan over three years by the Nat west Bank and a similar 20.9% by the Lloyds TSB.  It seems that the Nat West spokeswoman said: “All loan applications are assessed on the customers individualized circumstances and information provided.”</p>
<p>As a bourgeois of money saving advice, I can comprehend banks and finance institutes charging high interest rates to clients that have a less than perfect credit report where they have missed payments, fallen into arrears, been issued with defaults and county court judgements. But it looks like these banks were charging these interest rates to everyone. Banks must be granted to judge risk and charge accordingly for the risk.</p>
<p>These extortionate interest rates do fly in the grappling of the government who has bailed out these banks to restore confidence in the banking system and to get the banks to begin lending money. The banks look to have chosen to continue their greed by extorting their customers further in the motion of profit and money.</p>
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