Author Archives: Matthew T. Nash
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What is a cosigner? A cosigner is usually a friend or family member who signs a legal document or contract and promises to pay your loan in the event you are unable. When a consigner signs a contract, this individual becomes legally liable for the debt. According to bankruptcy laws, the lender/creditor views the cosigner… Read More »
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This question is presented often by clients who are facing a foreclosure and are not sure how the foreclosure might impact them in the future. That is one of many reasons why speaking with an experienced attorney before making any decision regarding a foreclosure is strongly recommended. The Mortgage Debt Relief Act of 2007 generally… Read More »
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Most people who file for bankruptcy relief do so to get rid of their debts. This discharge of their debts allows them to start over financially. However, most clients who visit our office do not know which debts are dischargeable and which may remain after their case is over. These debts that may remain after… Read More »