We have been dealing with a rash of lawsuits coming out of Florida from an entity called Dyck O'Neal. These are Florida mortgage foreclosure deficiencies have been purchased by Dyck O'Neal. Former homeowners who left homes in Florida and moved to Massachusetts (or in some cases had second homes foreclosed) are now being served here in Massachusetts for lawsuits in Florida.
You have a few options when served with such a lawsuit.
1. Find and pay a lawyer in Florida to fight the judgment in court there;
2. File bankruptcy in Massachusetts if you qualify to discharge the debt. You can contact us for that by calling 617-338-9400 during business hours or emailing info@mass-legal.com.
3. Negotiate with Dyck O'Neal, either yourself or through a Florida or Massachusetts lawyer. You can also contact us to retain us to help with this option.
We are not Florida lawyers, but we can help with Massachusetts matters related to Dyck O'Neal.
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Monday, April 21, 2014
Bankruptcy Filings Fees to Increase June 1, 2014
Starting on June 1, 2014, the court filing fees for bankruptcy cases will increase as follows:
Chapter 7: $335
Chapter 9: $1717
Chapter 11: $1717
Chapter 12: $275
Chapter 13: $310
Chapter 15:$1717
Adversary Proceeding: $350
Chapter 7: $335
Chapter 9: $1717
Chapter 11: $1717
Chapter 12: $275
Chapter 13: $310
Chapter 15:$1717
Adversary Proceeding: $350
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