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FAQs
Can refinancing stop a foreclosure?
Refinancing allows you to obtain a new loan to pay off your existing mortgage, including the delinquent amount. In that way, refinancing will stop your foreclosure. However, obtaining a refinancing while your Ohio home is under foreclosure can prove difficult. A bank may not want to take a chance on you when you have been unable to make your current mortgage payments. If one of our attorneys thinks a refinancing agreement is right for you, we can negotiate for one on your behalf.
Can a loan modification help avoid foreclosure?
A loan modification may help you avoid foreclosure on your home. Under a loan modification, the bank agrees to restructure your mortgage and lower the payments to an amount you can afford.
How long does a foreclosure take?
The length of a foreclosure process will depend on several factors, including how diligent the bank is in pursuing the foreclosure and whether the process is delayed while you pursue a loan modification or bankruptcy. The average foreclosure lasts approximately 18 months from start to finish.
How Can an Attorney Help Me After a Car Accident?
An Ohio personal injury attorney can review the circumstances of the accident to determine who is at fault and the potential value of your claim. A PI attorney will also investigate the crash, gather evidence, file a claim, and pursue a fair settlement on your behalf. They can also file a lawsuit and take your case to court if necessary.
Do I Need Underinsured Motorist Insurance?
Underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage is a type of auto insurance that accident victims can turn to if the at-fault driver does not have sufficient liability insurance to cover their damages. State law does not require drivers to purchase this type of coverage. However, it could protect you if you are severely injured in the accident and the other driver only has minimum liability coverage. If you file a UIM claim, you make the claim with your own insurance provider.
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