If you have a lien against your home due to an IRS tax debt or a judgment, it might be possible to remove it through filing for bankruptcy. Every situation is different, so it is wise to seek the counsel of an experienced bankruptcy attorney to educate you about your different options. In certain situations, if the lien is totally unsecured or impairing your allowed exemptions, it can be totally wiped out.
Contact a New Jersey bankruptcy lien attorney at Scura, Mealey, Wigfield & Heyer, LLP, to schedule a free consultation. We will carefully examine your situation, and provide honest answers regarding the costs and benefits of your options. Our goal is to guide you through this challenging time so you can focus on creating a more stable financial future for you and your family.
Wayne Judgment Lien Attorney
Judgment liens can be removed with the help of an experienced lawyer. We can file a motion to void the judgment lien as our first course of action. Following that, it might be necessary to file for bankruptcy. If you file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, an order to void a judgment will be included with your discharged debt. In Chapter 13, the judgment lien will be treated as unsecured debt meaning that you will pay a portion of it during your three- to five-year payment plan.
Tax liens, while more challenging to remove, can be done so with the help of a skilled bankruptcy attorney. Do not hesitate to schedule a free consultation with a lawyer at our firm to discuss your specific situation.
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If you have questions about liens against property, do not hesitate to schedule a free consultation with an attorney at Scura, Mealey, Wigfield & Heyer, LLP. Our bankruptcy attorneys can examine your financial situation and provide valuable legal advice and representation no matter how complex your question.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
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