Sacramento, CA asked in Bankruptcy for California

Q: Hello, my name is Raz, i dont know i am on right place or but i need some legal advice. My home is about to foreclose

Can i file chapter 13 to avoide forclose and make a payment plan whats the impact of my credit report and how soon i can get stay order because its less then 10 days left.

And can you help me out for filling bankruptcy

I need your reply as soo. As u can.

I previously filed chapter 7 bankruptcy 8 years ago.

Thanks in Advance

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Michael Jay Berger
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A: Dear Raz:

Yes, filing Ch 13 will stop a foreclosure and allow you to set up a payment plan. I can help you to determine if Ch 13 is right for you. Call me @ 310-271-6223.

Bruce Alexander Minnick agrees with this answer

A: I urge you to locate a Chapter 13 bankruptcy attorney in your area as soon as possible for analyzing your eligibility to file Chapter 13. This type of case can certainly be a good option for resolving your issue and stopping the foreclosure.

Bruce Alexander Minnick agrees with this answer

A: Hi Raz... A chapter 13 can be a good option to get back on track with your mortgage payment. We have helped many people with exactly that. We have also found that the bank sometimes doesn't follow the law and a lawsuit sometimes can get the bank and you on the right track without having to file a Bankruptcy. Of course you have to have valid claims that the bank did something wrong. We can help you determine what all of your options are. As you know you must HURRY without a short time until foreclosure because whoever helps you needs some time to file the correct papers.

Bruce Alexander Minnick agrees with this answer

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