Bankruptcy Stops
Home Foreclosure
STOPPING HOME FORECLOSURE IN rHODE ISLAND
If you have gotten too far behind on your mortgage payments, you will receive notice that your mortgage lender has started a foreclosure proceeding against you.
To keep your home, it is important to contact an experienced bankruptcy lawyer as soon as possible. Since 1992, Rhode Island bankruptcy attorney John S. Simonian has helped people just like you stop home foreclosures by filing bankruptcy. To learn how the law office of John S. Simonian can help call 401-941-4800 or contact the law firm online.
” Don’t let shame or fear keep you tied to unmanageable debt “
DO NOT MISS THE DEADLINE
It is important to remember that a foreclosure deadline is a firm, unchangeable drop-dead date. There is no negotiating, no excuses for missing it, and no going back. That is why it is so important to talk to a bankruptcy lawyer before the foreclosure date.
Some of Mr. Simonian’s clients delayed taking action too long, but he was still able to help:
Once a client called on Sunday to say the foreclosure was happening on Monday at 9 a.m. Mr. Simonian filed bankruptcy papers electronically and stopped the foreclosure.
Another client called at 10 a.m. and said his home was being foreclosed on at noon. This occurred before electronic filing was available. Mr. Simonian drove to the courthouse, filed papers, and stopped the foreclosure on his client’s house.
Mr. Simonian can stop home foreclosure in a day, but please do not wait until the last minute.
STOP FORECLOSURE, KEEP YOUR HOUSE
In addition to stopping the foreclosure, Mr. Simonian will work out a way to remedy your situation. In most cases, he is able to modify the loan so that you can keep the house.
Don’t lose another night’s sleep worrying about how to avoid foreclosure. Call bankruptcy attorney John S. Simonian at 401-941-4800 or contact him online.
From offices in Pawtucket, bankruptcy attorney John Simonian represents clients throughout Rhode Island, including residents of Warwick, Cranston, Providence, East Providence, Woonsocket, Central Falls, and West Warwick.
