Shelby Home Foreclosure Lawyer

Shelby Home Foreclosure Attorney

With the recent downturn in the economy, millions of people have lost their home to foreclosure. If you are at risk of losing your home to foreclosure, take immediate action to protect your rights.

At The Schweppe Law Firm, P.A. in Shelby, we have helped many clients find solutions to difficult debt problems. Our bankruptcy attorneys may be able to help you avoid home foreclosure. To schedule a free consultation, call 704-487-7204. We serve clients across western North Carolina.

Stop Home Foreclosure With Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Many people have been able to avoid home foreclosure by filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy may help you keep your home, even if you are several months behind on your mortgage.

To be eligible for Chapter 13 relief, you must have a regular source of income that will allow you to pay your monthly home mortgage. Chapter 13 bankruptcy can provide relief in a number of ways:

• You may pay any past due mortgage payments gradually over the term of a three- or five-year debt repayment plan.
• You may be able to strip a second mortgage lien if the value of your home is less than what you owe on your original home loan.
• At the conclusion of your Chapter 13 plan, you may also be able to discharge remaining unsecured debts.

Our father and sons attorneys have decades of combined legal experience and have helped many clients obtain debt relief. Let us put our experience to work for you.

We Will Help You Take Action

To schedule a free consultation with an experienced foreclosure lawyer in Shelby, call our office at 704-487-7204. We know that time is of the essence and as a small firm can offer flexible appointments and in some instances same day help. If your matter is not urgent, you can also reach us by sending a website connection email and we will get in touch with you. Let us take the worry of the unknown out of your situation.

We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.