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Comparing personal bankruptcy options
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If you have fallen behind on car or other personal property payments and fear repossession, or if your property has already been seized by a repo agent, you want an experienced and aggressive lawyer to protect your interests. Under the right circumstances, we can help you avoid repossession or can work to recover your property. Contact the law offices of Amy M. Levine & Associates to schedule a free initial consultation.
At our offices, we aggressively protect the rights of people who have concerns about repossession. We start by listening, learning the details of your situation so we can tailor our representation to reach your goals. We will carefully explain the law and the process to you, as well as your options and chances of success. Stop worrying about what might happen and let us take care of your legal problems.
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At the law offices of Amy M. Levine & Associates, we understand your concerns about the repossession of your car or other personal items. You may need the car to keep your job or you may need other personal items in the car.
If you face repossession or have already lost your property, we can work directly with the bank or finance company, negotiating a new payment plan that will allow the return of your property. If you prefer to simply get out from under the obligation altogether, we can also work with your lender to cram down the loan, which means you sell the car for market value, even if it’s less than the loan, and any difference is discharged.
We also work with people who face the loss of a house because of delinquent or late payments. We can help you cram down the second mortgage on a house, or even strip the lien from the second mortgage, so you pay only the unsecured amount. We can also help you explore other repayment options that allow you to keep your home and get rid of a second mortgage. In certain situations, we may use a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing to protect your rights.
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We offer a free initial consultation to all clients. To set up an appointment, contact us online or call our offices at 614-360-2942 in Columbus or 304-519-4354 in Huntington. Payment plans can be arranged.
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What are the penalties for a first-time OVI in Ohio?
You may have been out on a Friday night with a few friends and had a few beers to celebrate. Or you go to your family’s holiday party and drink one too many spiked eggnogs or cocktails. Before you know it, on your way home, police pull you over. Maybe you were...
5 tips for those considering bankruptcy and divorce
While divorce and bankruptcy are both considered chances for couples to move toward a fresh, exciting future, the two legal processes can overlap and ultimately harm each other. It is wise to research your options and learn more about the challenges you might face....
The difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Deciding to apply for bankruptcy is a significant decision. Bankruptcy can free a person from financial struggles and grant them the ability to clean their slate. The decision to apply for bankruptcy is a big decision, but it is not the only one someone needs to...
Signs marriage may be heading for divorce
When a marriage is in trouble, the spouses can either work to fix it or prepare for divorce. In a delicate situation like that, acting first can have a significant advantage. Recognizing the signs of a marriage in trouble can give a spouse the time they need to...
Comparing personal bankruptcy options
When you think of bankruptcy, what comes to mind? Is it financial salvation? Probably not. More than likely, thoughts of overwhelming debt and wondering how you will recover from this financial pitfall without descending into financial ruin are filling your mind....
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