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How Does Filing Bankruptcy Stop a Creditor From Placing a Lien on My Real Estate?

April 26, 2017Bankruptcy Creditor filing lien placing Real Estate

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How Does Filing Bankruptcy Stop a Creditor From Placing a Lien on My Real Estate?

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Once your creditor obtains a judgment, they can place a lien on your real estate. If a lien hasn’t been filed yet, filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy will prevent your creditor from placing a lien on your real estate. If a lien has already been placed on your real estate, call Chicago Bankruptcy Attorney Frank G. Cortese to see how filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy can avoid the lien and discharge the judgment. If you are facing a garnishment or have questions regarding liens on real estate, Bankruptcy or any other debt collection activity, please contact Chicago Bankruptcy Attorney Frank G. Cortese for a Free Consultation.