Foreclosure Attorney in Phoenix
Helping Clients Keep Their Homes
The recession has affected many hardworking people who tried to make the
right decisions about real estate. Many of the people affected bought
property when the real estate market was booming, only to discover that
they were underwater on mortgages they could not afford when the bottom
fell out of the market.
At the Law Office of Harold E. Campbell P.C., Attorney Campbell represents people throughout Arizona struggling to resolve their debts. Our clients include property owners fighting foreclosures on vacation or rental properties, the owners of raw land that lost value before being developed, and homeowners who did everything – including exhausting personal savings accounts and 401(k)s – to keep their homes.
We understand what you have been through and we know that it is possible to work hard, make the right decisions, and still end up with unmanageable debt. Our foreclosure lawyer in Phoenix can help.
Contact the Law Office of Harold E. Campbell P.C. online or reach out to us by calling (480) 568-2333 for help.
How Filing for Bankruptcy Can Stop Foreclosure
Filing for bankruptcy puts an "automatic stay" to foreclosure proceedings. The foreclosure stops and is rolled into the bankruptcy proceeding.
This means that:
- The sale of your home is postponed temporarily
- This can give you enough time to decide whether to move forward with bankruptcy or another debt relief option
In many cases, filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy can delay the foreclosure by a number of months. You may also be able to save your home by filing for Chapter 13, Chapter 11, or Chapter 12 bankruptcy. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, so we take the time to talk with you about your options. We personally tailor an approach that is right for you and your family.
To get started with an effort to avoid foreclosure, contact us online or call (480) 568-2333 for help now!
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