Here’s How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Can Save Your Home
By Brenner Spiller & Archer | November 3, 2020
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is also known as “reorganization bankruptcy.” Chapter 13 is a restructuring plan, unlike Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which can require you to give up many of your assets in exchange for the debt being wiped out.
In other words, Chapter 13 lets you pay back your debt to creditors over a longer period of time. It usually takes between three and five years to complete this plan and fully get back on your feet financially.
Here’s how Chapter 13 bankruptcy can save your home:
- Payments of your mortgage arrears will be spread out over the repayment period.
- In addition to repaying the arrears, you will also have to stay current on mortgage payments going forward.
- If you keep up with your mortgage payments during the repayment time, you will be able to remain in your home and stave off any foreclosure proceedings.
Contact a South Jersey Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Lawyer Today
Bankruptcy laws are extremely confusing and can easily overwhelm anyone who doesn’t have considerable experience navigating these complicated laws. If you are reading this page, it’s likely you realize you need a Chapter 13 specialist to help you save your home. You’ve come to the right place.
At Brenner Spiller & Archer, we provide friendly, caring and affordable legal services. We serve clients throughout central and south Jersey with offices in West Berlin, Mount Holly, Vineland, and Freehold.
