Bankruptcy

I came across an interesting article in the Press Enterprise about Fleetwood Enterprises.  Fleetwood manufactures motorhomes and was based in Riverside and was one of the area’s largest employers.  For more than two decades, Fleetwood was listed on the Fortune 500 list of largest US companies.  Fleetwood’s presence not only created jobs in its factories, […]

If you own a home with Bank of America and are considering alternatives to foreclosure including loan modifications, short sales, or deed in lieu, you may want to attend the upcoming event starting Thursday through Sunday.  According to the article in the Press Enterprise, Bank of America will be available to discuss foreclosure alternatives and

I am often asked by my bankruptcy clients about the legal ramifications of a short sale in Riverside county including Corona, Temecula, Murrieta, Moreno Valley, Riverside, Palm Springs, Perris, Hemet, and the surroundirng areas. This area of law can be complicated and involves several areas of law including tax, anti deficiency, real estate, and contract

If you filed bankruptcy in Riverside, California, the 341 Meeting (or Meeting of Creditors) will be held in one of two places.  Most 341 Meetings are held at the Riverside Bankruptcy Courthouse located on 3420 12th street, Riverside, CA 92501.  The meetings are located in Room 100A or 100B.  If you arrive early enough, there

In an agreement with the Fed, Wells Fargo has agreed to pay an $85 million dollar fine for predatory lending practices that happened from 2004 to 2008.  The Fed claims that Wells Fargo employees steered loan applicants with prime credit into subprime loans.  These subprime loans gave borrowers higher rates, elevated fees, and one-sided loan

Although the legislation has yet to pass, the Press Enterprise reports that there is momentum gaining for new legislation aimed at making it easier for homeowners to refinance their property at today’s rates.  The legislation will help nearly 2 million people who could benefit from more affordable payments at today’s mortgage rates.  While the proposed