This blog is intended to provide basic but useful information about legal matters pertaining to bankruptcy, foreclosure or other debt related matters in New Jersey. The information contained in this blog is in no means intended to substitute for the advice of legal counsel. If you are facing any of the issues in this blog you should consult an attorney directly.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Bankruptcy Stay Has Limited Term
Although bankruptcy entitles the filer to an automatic stay, the term of the stay is limited. In the event a debtor's case is dismissed by the bankruptcy court the automatic stay is lifted and the property is once again subject to foreclosure. In the event an appeal of the denial is filed, the stay may be extended during the term of the appeal but only in the event the debtor can demonstrate a likelihood of success on appeal.
If you are facing foreclosure, considering bankruptcy or an appeal in a bankruptcy matter, you should seek experienced legal counsel immediately in order to protect your rights. For more information on foreclosure, bankruptcy or other consumer debt related matters in New Jersey visit TheNJBankruptcyAttorney.com.
This blog is for informational purposes only and in no way intended to replace the advice of an attorney regarding your specific matter.
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Great post!!Thanks for sharing it with us....really needed.Foreclosure rates are at an all time high. Having your home in foreclosure is stressful, frightening, and confusing for most home owners. I have successfully
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