Don't Fall Prey to Florida Foreclosure Rescue Scams

Consult a Coral Springs Bankruptcy Attorney First

Have you been contacted by a person or company claiming that they can help reduce your mortgage payments and prevent foreclosure? Be careful not to fall into a trap. These companies are often scams. They take your payments but do nothing to actually help decrease your mounting debt.

Both Florida and the federal government are cracking down on these mortgage scams, but simply having the laws is not enough to stop the companies from taking advantage of debt-ridden homeowners. If you are worried about falling victim to a fraudulent mortgage relief company, contact the law offices of attorney Michelle Armstrong, P.A. for a free initial consultation.

You should never have to pay to obtain mortgage relief. At the law offices of Michelle Armstrong, P.A., in Coral Springs, we help you find safe and legal ways to eliminate the threat of foreclosure.

Why Call a Bankruptcy Attorney About Foreclosure Scams?

If a fraudulent mortgage relief company has targeted you, then chances are good that you could benefit from a thorough review of your financial situation. Because bankruptcy attorneys focus on debt relief, an experienced bankruptcy lawyer is a good place to start to get information on legal strategies to lessen your debt.

Get One-to-One Attention From an Experienced Mortgage Relief Lawyer

At the law office of Michelle Armstrong, P.A., clients work directly with 15-year veteran bankruptcy lawyer Michelle Armstrong. Together with a professional staff, Michelle creates an atmosphere that is welcoming and free of judgment. Financial crisis happens to thousands of people for many different reasons. Why should we pass judgment when our real job is to help you find relief?

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: A Better Way to Avoid Foreclosure

As our client, you will benefit from a personal consultation and review of your financial situation to determine the best debt reduction option for you. If you have a steady income but have fallen behind on your mortgage, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the solution.

In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, your debts are reorganized into a three- to five-year repayment plan that is reasonable based on your income and expenses. This lowers your credit card monthly payments, for example, allowing you to pay your regular mortgage amount and catch up on past due payments. As long as you follow the plan and make your payments, your mortgage lender cannot bring or continue a foreclosure proceeding.

Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy can resolve your financial issues while you avoid losing money to deceptive foreclosure rescue scams.

Contact Our Coral Springs Law Firm to Schedule an Appointment

For more information on safe ways to get out of mortgage trouble without risking your hard-earned income to a fraudulent mortgage relief company, contact the law offices of Michelle Armstrong, P.A. to schedule a free initial consultation.

For your convenience, we work with an associated bankruptcy attorney in Plantation.