Glendale Lien Stripping Lawyer

What is Lien Stripping?

Many homeowners have been confronted with their home's value dropping so far below what they still owe on their mortgages that they are faced with the decision of whether to face foreclosure or attempt to renegotiate their loans.  If your home has decreased in value below what you currently owe on your first mortgage, you may be able to eliminate your second or even third mortgages through lien stripping.  Under Chapter 13 bankruptcy, your unsecured liens can be stripped off (discharged) as unsecured debts as part of the court proceeding.  To learn more about this process, you should speak to a Glendale bankruptcy attorney at Ray Bulaon Law Offices. 

We have helped thousands of homeowners keep their homes through the use of Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection since 2001.  Our attorneys speak Spanish, Tagalog and Armenian and are dedicated to helping our clients who are faced with overwhelming debt and threatened foreclosure to keep their homes and protect their assets by filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy.  You can protect your assets and home while paying off your debt interest free.

Lien Stripping Attorney In Glendale

If you qualify for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, any threats of foreclosure, wage garnishment or repossession will be stopped.  The court will issue a "stay" which means you will no longer be called by your creditors or collection agencies.  The bankruptcy court will review all your unsecured debts and, depending on your income level and how much "disposable income" you have to pay towards your unsecured debts, you may not need to pay anything to have the liens on your home discharged.  Chapter 13 is a "reorganization" program that allows a person to pay off some or all of their debt in three to five years.  The court decides which debts you must pay and how much of each debt you are responsible for.  Your lawyer can explain this to you in more detail.  Call our offices today to learn about lien stripping and find out if you are eligible.

Contact a Glendale Lien Stripping Lawyer to learn if it is possible to eliminate the liens or additional mortgages you have on your home by filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy