Last updated July 28, 2017. Yes, filing for bankruptcy will stop foreclosure in Ohio, or any other state for that matter, at least on a temporary basis. The minute a bankruptcy case is filed, an injunction known as the automatic … [Read more...] about Will Filing for Bankruptcy Stop Foreclosure in Ohio?
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A Story About Bankruptcy in Dayton, Ohio
I see people every day. People with pride, work-ethic, and humility. Unfortunately, many of these people have fallen on hard times. They are distressed and worried about providing for their families. I met John and his wife … [Read more...] about A Story About Bankruptcy in Dayton, Ohio
What Happens if My Property is Sold in Bankruptcy?
The likelihood that property will be sold in bankruptcy. This is a misconception that every bankruptcy blog should and does cover. The consumer's biggest fear. "I will file for bankruptcy, but I'll be ruined!" "The trustee will … [Read more...] about What Happens if My Property is Sold in Bankruptcy?
Ohio Debt Collection Laws: Can Creditors be Stopped?
Last updated July 28, 2017. If you've ever fallen behind on your bills, you know that creditors and debt collectors can get aggressive. Ohio debt collection laws don't place significant limits on collection practices. … [Read more...] about Ohio Debt Collection Laws: Can Creditors be Stopped?
Ohio Foreclosure Timeline: How Fast Can the Bank Foreclose?
Last updated March 29, 2018. The foreclosure process is complex and intimidating. When will you have to leave? When is it too late to reverse the process? How long does foreclosure take in Ohio? If you’re worried about losing … [Read more...] about Ohio Foreclosure Timeline: How Fast Can the Bank Foreclose?
Bankruptcy exemptions: can a trustee or one of my creditors object?
Can a trustee or creditor object to an exemption? When you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, or “straight bankruptcy”, the bankruptcy trustee evaluates all of your assets to see whether there is anything that can be used to pay back … [Read more...] about Bankruptcy exemptions: can a trustee or one of my creditors object?