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Deficiency Judgments: Bank Took your Home, Now They are After Your Money, Too…?

Definition: A deficiency judgment is an unsecured money judgment against a borrower whose mortgage foreclosure sale did not produce sufficient funds to pay the underlying promissory note, or loan, in full. Example: Bank forecloses on, then sells your home, the sales price is insufficient to pay off the bank (mortgage lender). For instance, the mortgage [..]

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Credit Repair v. Bankruptcy: Which is the Right Choice for You?

TV and radio are inundated with advertisements extolling the virtues of credit repair. You can’t turn the corner without seeing banners promoting credit repair. These ads are willing to promise you the fiscal equivalency of a Willy Wonka Golden Ticket to credit salvation. These days, credit repair agencies are ubiquitous in Broward, Dade and nationwide. [..]

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When a Business Contract is a Good Idea

In the United States, an amazing number of businesses launch each year – over 6.5 million, according to Forbes. It’s important for all new business owners to protect their legal rights! For many people, “their word is their bond.” Being known for honesty can create a sterling business reputation. Still, there’s more at stake in any [..]

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Forming a Business – What You Should Know

Taking the proper steps to start a business provides your budding venture with a wide range of benefits. To launch your efforts successfully, it’s important to consult with experts who can ensure the formalities are properly executed. Sometimes, when individuals first get started on an exciting opportunity, they are tempted to put off the legal [..]

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