Author Archives: LPM Dev

Drescher & Associates, P.A. – Delaware

Delaware is a small state with some BIG bankruptcy laws. A Delaware bankruptcy lawyer, like Ron Drescher, can help explain these Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 laws that can effect you. But, you have to ask yourself the question: Are you in need of a Delaware Bankruptcy Lawyer? Are you you just paying the bare […]

Drescher & Associates, P.A. – Maryland

Bankruptcy laws in the state of Maryland change every year. Isn’t it a good idea to get a Maryland Bankruptcy Lawyer who knows the laws and researches the changes every year, so that you can be protected? Ron Drescher of Drescher & Associates, P.A. knows all to well the changes that take place in the […]

Drescher & Associates, P.A. – Pennsylvania

If you live in Pennsylvania and need a bankruptcy lawyer, look no further than Drescher & Associates. For more than 20 years Ron Drescher has been helping people just like you file for or defend against bankruptcy. There are things you need to know about Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Law and Ron Drescher can fill you in […]

Drescher & Associates, P.A. – Virginia

Virginia Virginia Bankruptcy Law works a little different from Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Virginia. But we want you to know that if you need a Bankruptcy Lawyer in Virginia, Ron Drescher is here. With over 20 years of bankruptcy attorney experience you can be assured that you will be taken care of. Changes in the […]

Handling Bankruptcies in MD, VA, DE, and PA | Drescher & Associates

Thinking About Bankruptcy? Plan Carefully, Says a Baltimore Bankruptcy Lawyer Bankruptcy is not usually an option that people turn to quickly or easily. Financial conditions that mandate a large restructuring action like a bankruptcy can often build for years, as people work hard to try every available option before turning to bankruptcy. Unfortunately, choices like […]

Federal Foreclosures Offer Flexibility At A Price

Foreclosures are amongst the most local kind of law there is: every state and county has its own procedure for allowing lien creditors the right to force a sale of property to pay down the debts secured by the real property in its jurisdiction. In judicial foreclosure states, the note holder files a lawsuit asking […]

The Home Mortgage Reaffirmation Trap

This is a difficult question to answer because reaffirmation defeats the whole point of most bankruptcy cases, which is to obtain a discharge of your debt.  By reaffirming any given debt, even though you’ve received a discharge in bankruptcy the reaffirmed debt survives discharge and if you default later you can be sued, the creditor […]

Is the US heading for a new wave of foreclosures?

Atlanta-based mortgage servicer Ocwen Financial is a player in hundreds of thousands of homeowner bankruptcies each year, and for a good reason: Ocwen services mortgages worth over $82 billion. Ocwen’s primary clients are the major mortgage lenders: BNY Mellon, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, US Bank, and Wells Fargo. These investors are apparently furious with Ocwen […]

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