Boise Bankruptcy Attorneys and Idaho Foreclosure Lawyers OlsenDaines advise and assist their clients with Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapters 11 and 12 bankruptcy in Boise and throughout Idaho. OlsenDaines Boise is located at:950 W Bannock Boise ID 83702. OlsenDaines phone number is 208-275-0045 or toll free at 800-682-9568. Bankruptcy Consultations are Always Free.

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The law firm of OlsenDaines offers real solutions for individuals and businesses facing overwhelming debt. Whatever type of financial burden you are carrying, our bankruptcy attorneys have the professional experience and personal commitment to help you in your time of need.

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Chapter 7

This is the most common type of bankruptcy. In almost all cases you keep all your property and your debts are simply wiped out. Each state has certain exemptions. Learn More

Chapter 13

Chapter 13 resolves many problems that cannot be resolved through chapter 7. A chapter 13 is often filed to stop a foreclosure and save the family home. Learn More.

Chapters 12

Like Chapter 13, but it is only for family farmers and family fishermen. Learn more


Learn More About Other Chapters of Bankruptcy.

A bankruptcy discharge does not discharge a debtor's obligation to pay student loans unless there is a court order stating that the student loans are discharged. It is the debtor's responsibility to ask for a determination of whether the loan has or will be included in the debtor's discharge. Read More.

Creditor harassment is common. Creditors may be calling you repeatedly, calling you at work, speaking to your employer, speaking to your friends and relatives, calling you at odd hours, calling you when they know you have an attorney, trying to collect even though you have filed bankruptcy. Each of these is common and each of these is illegal.

Many people find that nothing you say or do will stop creditor harassment. Many people find this embarrassing, depressing, and stressful. This is why the creditors harass people. Most collection agents are trained to create a false sense of urgency on your part. Collectors will often do this by making threats, swearing, and otherwise demeaning you..Read More.

STEPS TO GET RID OF YOUR SECOND MORTGAGE

  1. You must have two mortgages and want to keep your home.
  2. Your home must be worth less than the first mortgage.
  3. Many people have an unrealistic estimate of what their home is worth- they think it is worth more than it actually is worth.
  4. Value is generally determined by what it would actually sell for within 90 days in the current market.
  5. You have sufficient income to make the first mortgage payment and money to live. You stop making your 2nd mortgage payment- it is being eliminated.
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