Foreclosure Defense in Oklahoma City
Stop Foreclosure with Our Lawyers' Help
Receiving a foreclosure notice is one of the scariest things that can happen as a homeowner. Defaulting on your mortgage isn't something that happens overnight, but it can sure feel like it. Usually, debt starts piling up slowly and before you know it, you're receiving warnings in the mail. At McBride & Associates, we understand just how stressful this situation can be and we are here to help. We can discuss your legal options and whether filing for bankruptcy is right for you and your family.
Contact us now at (405) 896-3615 to learn how you can stop foreclosure.
Stop Foreclosure by Filing for Bankruptcy
The most effective way to stop foreclosure and any serious collection attempts are to file for bankruptcy. There are several chapters to consider which may help relieve you from debt. The most common chapters of bankruptcy are Chapter 7, known as liquidation bankruptcy and Chapter 13, known as reorganization. Bankruptcy is not the appropriate solution for everyone, but you can count on us to fully address your concerns and ensure you are making an informed decision.
If you choose to file for bankruptcy, an automatic stay goes into effect which stops the following:
- Collection calls and letters
- Foreclosure attempts
- Repossession
- Liens and levies
- Wage garnishment
Save Your Home From Foreclosure in Oklahoma
Finding the right lawyer to represent you in filing for bankruptcy can be difficult, especially if you have had bad experiences in the past. Our firm is prepared to help you fight for your home and gain a new financial start. We take these cases very seriously and are committed to treating our clients with the respect you deserve.
We are a debt relief agency serving Oklahoma City and Edmond. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
If you would like a free consultation and our help in stopping foreclosure, call our Oklahoma City foreclosure defense attorney today at (405) 896-3615. We serve clients in Oklahoma City and Edmond.
