You may be entitled to surplus funds after the foreclosure sale of your home in Washington State if your home sells at a trustee sale for more than you owed on your mortgage(s) or judgment liens. You may be notified by a foreclosing trustee or perhaps a business or...
On January 13, 2022 Thirty-nine state attorneys general announced that Student Loan Servicer Navient will provide relief to student loan borrowers and state attorneys general, including Washington State, in the amount of approximately 1.85 billion. I had the chance...
The year 2022 is upon us and now is a good time to discuss where things may be headed in Bankruptcy and Real Estate in Washington State in 2022. I was able to discuss the outlook for Bankruptcy and Real estate in 2022 on 1150AM KKNW recently and you can listen to the...
If you are reading this blog post then there is a high likelihood that you are attempting to settle a debt with a debt collector. The next thing you may be trying to figure out is whether it makes sense to hire a debt settlement attorney or company to negotiate a...
If you are considering filing for bankruptcy but have assets you want to protect, you may be asking yourself if you can transfer assets into a trust prior to filing bankruptcy. Trusts comes in a few varieties and are either revocable (also known as a living trust)...
If you were impacted by COVID-19, own real estate and were unable to make your usual monthly mortgage payments, you may have requested a life line from your mortgage servicer and asked that your mortgage payments be put into forbearance and are now looking for options...
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